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spiral spiral[ˈspaɪrəl]spiralled, spiralling, spiralsCET6TEM4考研TOEFLIELTSn81742331165498847363458j9271193936406859151487v99731648186530451284197NOUN1023852230ADJ1118243985VERB1423827047Spoken:63573155spirals[339]螺旋(96%)，螺旋形的(2%)，盘旋的(1%)，盘旋上升(1%)n.螺旋；旋涡；螺旋形之物adj.螺旋形的；盘旋的vt.使成螺旋形；使作螺旋形上升vi.盘旋；成螺旋形；螺旋形上升（过去式spiraled/spiralled，过去分词spiraled/spiralled，现在分词spiraling/spiralling，第三人称单数spirals，副词spirally） spiral ★★☆☆☆/spa͟ɪ͟ərəl/in AM, use 美国英语用 spiraling, spiraled1[N-COUNT	可数名词]螺旋(形) A spiral is a shape which winds round and round, with each curve above or outside the previous one.   [ADJ n]Spiral is also an adjective....a spiral staircase.螺旋形楼梯2[V-ERG	及物/不及物动词](使)盘旋着生长(或移动) If something spirals or is spiralled somewhere, it grows or moves in a spiral curve.   [V adv/prep]  [V n]  [Also V]  [with supp]Vines spiraled upward toward the roof...藤蔓盘旋着朝屋顶方向生长。...a bullet spiralling out of a gun barrel...从枪管里飞旋而出的子弹A joss stick spiralled smoke.一柱线香青烟袅袅。Spiral is also a noun.Larks were rising in spirals from the ridge.云雀从山脊上盘旋着飞起。3[VERB	动词](数量、水平)急遽增长 If  an amount or level spirals, it rises quickly and at an increasing rate.   [V]  [V -ing]  [V adv/prep]Production costs began to spiral.生产成本开始急遽上升。...a spiralling trend of violence...暴力急遽上升的态势The divorce rate is spiralling upwards.离婚率正急遽上升。Spiral is also a noun....an inflationary spiral.急遽加快的通货膨胀...a spiral of debt.债务激增4[VERB	动词](数量、水平)急遽变化 If an amount or level spirals downwards, it falls quickly and at an increasing rate.   [V adv/prep]House prices will continue to spiral downwards.房价将继续暴跌。 spiral1 nounspiral2 verbspiralspi‧ral1 /ˈspaɪərəl $ ˈspaɪr-/ ●○○ noun [countable]  Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1a line in the form of a curve that winds around a central point, moving further away from the centre all the time2a process, usually a harmful one, in which something gradually but continuously gets worse or betterin/into a spiral Unemployment rose and the city went into a spiral of decline.downward/upward spiral The company is in a downward spiral.3inflationary spiral a situation in which wages and prices rise continuously because the level of inflation is high—spiral adjectivespiral1 nounspiral2 verbspiralspiral2 verb (past tense and past participle spiralled, present participle spiralling British English, spiraled, spiraling American English) [intransitive]  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[always + adverb/preposition] to move in a continuous curve that gets nearer to or further from its central point as it goes roundspiral to/around etc The damaged plane spiralled to the ground.2if a situation spirals, it gets worse, more violent etc in a way that cannot be controlled:  Crime has spiraled out of control.3if debt or the cost of something spirals, it increases quickly in a way that cannot be controlled  SYN  escalate—spiralling British English,—spiraling American English adjective:  the spiralling cost of legal services

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WDF	spiral [ˈspaɪrəl]spiralled, spiralling, spirals CET6TEM4考研TOEFLIELTS n8174 2331 165 498 847 363 458 j9271 1939 36 406 859 151 487 v9973 1648 186 530 451 284 197 NOUN10238 52230 ADJ11182 43985 VERB14238 27047 Spoken: 63573155 spirals[339] 螺旋(96%)，螺旋形的(2%)，盘旋的(1%)，盘旋上升(1%) n.螺旋；旋涡；螺旋形之物 adj.螺旋形的；盘旋的 vt.使成螺旋形；使作螺旋形上升 vi.盘旋；成螺旋形；螺旋形上升（过去式spiraled/spiralled，过去分词spiraled/spiralled，现在分词spiraling/spiralling，第三人称单数spirals，副词spirally）
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Collins	spiral ★★☆☆☆ /spa͟ɪ͟ərəl/ in AM, use 美国英语用 spiraling, spiraled 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]螺旋(形) A spiral is a shape which winds round and round, with each curve above or outside the previous one. [ADJ n] Spiral is also an adjective. ...a spiral staircase. 螺旋形楼梯 2 [V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](使)盘旋着生长(或移动) If something spirals or is spiralled somewhere, it grows or moves in a spiral curve. [V adv/prep] [V n] [Also V] [with supp] Vines spiraled upward toward the roof... 藤蔓盘旋着朝屋顶方向生长。 ...a bullet spiralling out of a gun barrel... 从枪管里飞旋而出的子弹 A joss stick spiralled smoke. 一柱线香青烟袅袅。 Spiral is also a noun. Larks were rising in spirals from the ridge. 云雀从山脊上盘旋着飞起。 3 [VERB 动词](数量、水平)急遽增长 If an amount or level spirals, it rises quickly and at an increasing rate. [V] [V -ing] [V adv/prep] Production costs began to spiral. 生产成本开始急遽上升。 ...a spiralling trend of violence... 暴力急遽上升的态势 The divorce rate is spiralling upwards. 离婚率正急遽上升。 Spiral is also a noun. ...an inflationary spiral. 急遽加快的通货膨胀 ...a spiral of debt. 债务激增 4 [VERB 动词](数量、水平)急遽变化 If an amount or level spirals downwards, it falls quickly and at an increasing rate. [V adv/prep] House prices will continue to spiral downwards. 房价将继续暴跌。
Oxford	spiral / ˈspaɪrəl ; NAmE ˈspaɪrəl / noun , adjective , verb spiral spirals spiralled spiraled spiralling spiraling noun 1 a shape or design, consisting of a continuous curved line that winds around a central point, with each curve further away from the centre 螺旋形；螺旋式 ◆ The birds circled in a slow spiral above the house. 鸟儿在房子上空缓缓盘旋。 2 a continuous harmful increase or decrease in sth, that gradually gets faster and faster 逐渐加速上升（或下降） ◆ the destructive spiral of violence in the inner cities 内城区日益严重的暴力行为 ◆ measures to control the inflationary spiral 控制日益恶化的通货膨胀的措施 ◆ the upward/downward spiralof sales 日渐上升╱下降的销售额 adjective moving in a continuous curve that winds around a central point 螺旋形的；螺旋式的 ◆ A snail's shell is spiral in form. 蜗牛壳呈螺旋形。 ▶ spir·al·ly / ˈspaɪrəli ; NAmE ˈspaɪrəli / adverb verb ( -ll- , NAmE usually -l- ) 1 [intransitive ] (+ adv./prep.) to move in continuous circles, going upwards or downwards 螺旋式上升（或下降）；盘旋上升（或下降） ◆ The plane spiralled down to the ground. 飞机盘旋降落。 2 [intransitive ] to increase rapidly 急剧增长 ◆ the spiralling cost of health care 急剧上涨的医疗费用 + adv./prep. ◆ Prices are spiralling out of control. 物价飞涨，失去控制。 PHRASAL VERB ˌspiral ˈdown/ˈdownward to decrease rapidly 急剧减少 spiral / ˈspaɪrəl ; NAmE ˈspaɪrəl / spir·al·ly / ˈspaɪrəli ; NAmE ˈspaɪrəli /
LDC	spiral1 noun spiral2 verb spiralspi‧ral1 /ˈspaɪərəl $ ˈspaɪr-/ ●○○ noun [countable] Word Origin Examples word sets Collocations Phrases 1a line in the form of a curve that winds around a central point, moving further away from the centre all the time2a process, usually a harmful one, in which something gradually but continuously gets worse or betterin/into a spiral Unemployment rose and the city went into a spiral of decline.downward/upward spiral The company is in a downward spiral.3inflationary spiral a situation in which wages and prices rise continuously because the level of inflation is high—spiral adjective spiral1 noun spiral2 verb spiralspiral2 verb (past tense and past participle spiralled, present participle spiralling British English, spiraled, spiraling American English) [intransitive] Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1[always + adverb/preposition] to move in a continuous curve that gets nearer to or further from its central point as it goes roundspiral to/around etc The damaged plane spiralled to the ground.2if a situation spirals, it gets worse, more violent etc in a way that cannot be controlled: Crime has spiraled out of control.3if debt or the cost of something spirals, it increases quickly in a way that cannot be controlled SYN escalate—spiralling British English,—spiraling American English adjective: the spiralling cost of legal services

Spiral Spiralling Curve Spiralled [V Continuous Verb Spiraled

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