词典释义：

take a dive

英 [teɪk ə dʌɪv] 美 [teɪk eɪ daɪv]

假装被击倒；急剧下降

常用

双语例句

1. She knew that her chemistry grade may take a dive as a result.

她知道她的化学成绩可能会因此下滑。

2. Profits could take a dive as easily as they could soar

利润会暴增也会暴跌

3. Nobody did. But the next day people kidded him by saying it was the first time any fighter was urged to take a dive even before the bout began.

没有人响应。但是第二天，人们都取笑他说比赛还没开始，拳击手就被劝认输，这还是头一次看见。

4. The little one stops to take a dive.

一只小蚂蚁停下来跳入水中。

5. If you have a taste for adventure, take a dive with the sharks or the dolphins.

如果您对潜水有兴趣的话，您还有机会和鲨鱼或海豚同游。

6. That was the question we wanted to know, so my colleagues and I decided to take a deep dive into the data.

这也是我们想知道的，所以我和我的同事们开始调查数据。

牛津

释义

Boxing pretend to be knocked down or out

【拳击】假装被击倒（或击败）。

(of prices, hopes, fortunes, etc.)fall suddenly

（价格、希望或运气等）急剧下降

profits could take a dive as easily as they could soar

利润会暴增也会暴跌

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