debacles

debacles的基本解释

n.

<法> 突然的大失败, 惨败( debacle的名词复数 ), 败军在慌乱中的溃逃

与debacles相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

The SEC's imprimatur, he says, had become worthless after the Bear Stearns and Lehman debacles.

他说，在贝尔斯登和雷曼兄弟相继崩溃之后，SEC的认可已经变得没有价值了。

But beyond these titillating interludes of scandal is the fact that most of the 87 surviving members of the Kennedy clan live worthy lives, the number of their family and personal debacles far below the national average.

但凌驾於这些如搔痒的小插曲般的丑闻之上的事实是，几乎所有87个现存的甘乃迪家族成员都过著尊贵的生活。

The force that tethers all of these debacles to the growing number of Americans who can't pay their mortgages is one that increasingly sets the cadence for global commerce: risk.

力系绳所有这些失败的，向越来越多的美国人也付不起抵押贷款，是一个越来越套排列，为全球商务：风险。

I didn't want to exceed about 300 contracts; my memories of previous market debacles were vivid.

我不想超过300份合约。我对以前的崩溃记忆犹新。

Obama also named three veteran regulators to help clean up financial debacles.

奥巴马也任命了三个有经验的管理者去防止经济崩溃。