meltdown是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈmeltdaʊn]美 [ˈmɛltˌdaʊn]

[经] 销毁(货币等), 变卖(财产)

severe overheating of the core of a nuclear reactor resulting in the core melting and radiation escaping
a disaster comparable to a nuclear meltdown

meltdown的用法和例句：

1. He's been having a meltdown all day, and I'm about to have a meltdown myself.

他一整天都大吵大闹 我也快崩溃了

2. In business, we call that a meltdown.

在商界 我们称这为"彻底垮台"[崩溃]

3. If he wakes up, it's not there, he's gonna... have a meltdown.

如果他醒来没看见它 他会崩溃的

4. Bernie's having a meltdown, and, frankly, so am I.

妮妮快崩溃了 老实说 我也一样

5. He had a meltdown and had to be taken out of class.

他崩溃了 不得不被带出教室

6. We'll have to have that diplomatic meltdown some other time.

我们现在不能 出现这种外交灾难

7. She's probably already having a meltdown with me just being in here.

光是我进来这里 可能已经让她崩溃了

8. He had a meltdown today in health class.

他今天上生理卫生课都崩溃了

9. Because we have two minutes to avoid a meltdown.

因为我们只有两分钟来阻止反应堆熔毁

10. I saw your meltdown on stage with Iyanla.

我看到你和伊雅拉在台上时垮台了