fizzle

n.

嘶嘶声，微弱的结束，失败；

vi.

发嘶嘶声，失败；

过去式：fizzled过去分词：fizzled现在分词：fizzling第三人称单数：fizzles

fizzle out终于失败

1. The firecracker fizzled but didn't explode.
   爆竹发出微弱的嘶嘶声但没有爆炸。
2. The play fizzled out at the end.
   那出戏的结局不精采。
3. After a promising start, the project soon fizzled out.
   这项计划开始时很有希望,但不久就失败了。
4. Their struggle for the dominance of the world is destined to fizzle.
   他们对这个世界的实权之争注定要失败。

1. The whole project was a fizzle.
   整个计划失败了。

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