1.【航】俯冲,急降;〈比喻〉(价格等的)猛跌,暴落;(事业等的)骤衰
1.a sudden very significant fall or decline in price, value, amount, or quality
2.an extremely steep sudden plunge by an aircraft towards the ground
1.The man went into a nose pe after his wife died and he never got over it.
那男人丧偶后精神便崩溃了，一直没复原。
2.Then he appeared in three films that nobody want to see, and his career took a nose pe -- no producer wants him any more.
可是后来，他又演了三部谁都不要看的电影。这样，哪个制片人都不要他了，他的影台生涯从此就一落千丈。
3.In 2007, before the global economy went into a nose pe, China's trade surplus hit $262 billion.
2007年，全球经济下滑之前，中国的贸易顺差到达2620亿美元。
4.Due to (a) keen competition, his business took a nose pe.
由于激烈的竞争，他的生意一落千丈。
5.Iron and steel industry in a nose- pe , the integrated steel industry in Shandong has accelerated expansion.
在钢铁行业陷入低谷之时，山东钢铁行业的整合扩张却在加速进行。
6.When the head chef left, the restaurant's business took a nose pe.
那家饭店的大厨一走，生意便一落千丈。
7.China said that the US and the global economy took a nose pe in late 2008.
中方声称美国以及全球经济从2008年下半年起直线下滑。
8.The airplane was taking a nose pe before it crushed.
飞机在坠毁前骤然下降。
9.The thermometer takes a nose pe the first day of winter.
入冬第一天气温计的水银柱骤降。
10.Mary's grades took a nose pe.
玛丽的成绩直线下降。