hurtled

英 [ˈhɜːtld]

美 [ˈhɜːrtld]

v.  (向某个方向)飞驰，猛冲
hurtle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 猛冲;飞驰
  If someone or somethinghurtlessomewhere, they move there very quickly, often in a rough or violent way.
  1. A pretty young girl came hurtling down the stairs.
     一个漂亮的小女孩从楼梯上冲下来。

双语例句

• The results came less than a week after Goldman settled SEC charges that the bank had defrauded investors when it sold a structured-debt security as the credit markets hurtled toward crisis.
  在公布业绩前不到一个星期，高盛与美国证交会达成了和解；证交会此前指控，在信贷市场即将爆发危机之际，高盛销售了一种结构性债务证券，对投资者构成欺诈。
• He watched the airplane as it hurtled down the runway.
  他看着飞机沿跑道冲去。
• A violent impact hurtled her forward
  一股强大的冲击波把她向前抛去。
• Tutti sang, and hurtled up the stairs to get them.
  图蒂唱歌般地说道，冲上楼梯取书。
• Without gravity we would be hurtled into space.
  如果没有地心吸力，我们将被抛入太空中。
• He obeyed without hesitation: The three of them hurtled through the open doorway.
  哈利毫不犹豫地照办了，三个人冲进了敞开的门。
• The ball hurtled into the far corner of the net
  球飞进了球网的远角。
• Wrenching open the back door, Harry hurtled into their midst.
  哈利打开后门，一下子蹿到他们中间。
• The car hurtled past us, scraping the wall and screeching to a halt
  汽车从我们身边疾驰而过，蹭到墙壁上然后戛然刹住。
• She knew it was only a matter of seconds before she hurtled over the cliff into oblivion.
  她知道，她翻出悬崖消声灭迹，只是瞬息间的事情。