tanked

英 [tæŋkt]

美 [tæŋkt]

adj.  喝醉的;酩酊大醉的
v.  彻底失败; 破产; 倒闭; (尤指故意)输掉(比赛)
tank的过去分词和过去式

过去式：tanked　

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 tanked up


• 喝醉的;酩酊大醉的
  If someone istankedortanked up, they are drunk.

双语例句

• They tanked up fresh water and took down many coconuts.
  他们打满了淡水，摘了许多椰子。
• The health-care reform that chewed up political capital in his first two years tanked with voters, and more than$ 800 billion of stimulus spending has so far failed to deliver the hoped-for growth in jobs.
  医疗改革耗尽了执政前两年众望所归的政治资本，到目前为止，8000多亿美元的刺激计划并没有带来预期增多的工作机会。
• It goes like this: the stock has tanked on her watch, shaming PepsiCo in comparison with the eternal enemy, Coca-Cola ( KO), which has soared ( see "the new coke").
  他们是这么说的：她在任期间公司股票表现很糟糕，这让公司在劲敌可口可乐公司（CocaCola）面前蒙羞，因为后者股价大幅飙升（参见“新可口可乐”一文）。
• SOME young drivers get tanked up and wrap their cars round lampposts;
  一些年轻人醉酒后驾车，撞上路灯柱，车子被破坏得将路灯柱都包住了；
• Embarrassing emails with his paramour surfaced, his wife moved out, and his approval ratings tanked.
  使他的情妇难堪的短信频频浮现，妻子从家里搬走，对他的支持率直线下降。
• We got really tanked up on whisky and beer.
  我们喝威士忌和啤酒喝醉了。
• We tanked up at the filling station.
  我们在加油站给汽车加满了油。
• You get tanked at the wrong party.
  你在不该去的舞会上被灌醉了。
• When structured products tanked during the crisis, ratings agencies defended the securities'high scores by arguing that they were too opaque to evaluate.
  结果性产品在危机期间的表现极差，但评级机构辩护称，这些证券当初得分很高是因为它们不够透明，难以评估。
• The agency also claims he did not tell other investors that Mr Paulson was betting that the CDO would default when the subprime market tanked, a position that ultimately earned Mr Paulson$ 1bn.
  证交会还指称，托雷也没有向其他投资者透露，保尔森下的注是：一旦次贷市场出问题，这款CDO产品将出现违约。正是这一立场最终让保尔森赚得10亿美元。