• n. [測] 鉛錘，墜子
• vi. 垂直落下；（價格、水平等）驟然下跌

來自古法語plomet,鉛，鉛球，來自plomb,鉛，鉛球，詞源同plumb.-et,小詞后綴。比喻用法。

plummet

plummet: see plumb

plummet (n.)

late 14c., "ball of lead, plumb of a bob-line," from Old French plomet "graphite, lead; plummet, sounding lead," diminutive of plom "sounding lead" (see plumb (n.)).

plummet (v.)

1620s, "to fathom, take soundings," from plummet (n.). Meaning "to fall rapidly" first recorded 1933, perhaps originally among aviators. Related: Plummeted; plummeting.

1. We'd revise to rewire the building, re plummet re - plumb it.

我們必須給大樓重換電線, 重新使它立直.

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2. Stocks that plummet to half their value aren't losers, they're'non - performers '.

股票價格跌了一半的人不是失敗者, 而是 “ 表現不佳”.

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3. Mengniu and Yili have seen their shares plummet since the incident broke.

自事件發生以來,蒙牛和伊利的股票大幅下跌.

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4. The prices of the shares may ~ or plummet within one day.

股票價格有可能在一天之內飛速上升或驟然下跌.

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5. Pieces of rock plummet down the mountainside to the ground below.

巖石一塊塊順著山的陡坡滾落到地面.

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