falloff

英

美 [ˈfɔˌlɔf]

n.  下降，散开，分开

英英释义

noun

• a noticeable deterioration in performance or quality
  1. the team went into a slump
  2. a gradual slack in output
  3. a drop-off in attendance
  4. a falloff in quality
  Synonym:slumpslackdrop-offfalling off

双语例句

• The differences between Tritium ( 3H) and other global falloff radioactive products lie in its close relation to hydrologic cycle.
  氚（3H）与其它全球散落放射性产物的不同之处，在于它与水文循环密切关联。
• So I put him in a less lit place, in the middle range of the main light falloff.
  所以，我放在较轻的地方点燃他，在主灯衰减中等。
• A drop in exports, as well as capital inflow, will trigger a falloff in investments.
  出口和资本流入下降将会引发投资下滑。
• But government action to cool down the market, by, for example, restricting credit for property development, is resulting in a sharp falloff in construction.
  但是，政府现在采取行动为楼市降温，比如，通过限制房地产开发贷款，使得地产开发项目数量直线下滑。
• That means any falloff in export orders is usually accompanied by a drop in demand for imports.
  这意味着出口订单的下降通常伴随着进口需求的减少。
• Journalism is reeling from the falloff in advertising and the inability of newspapers and magazines to make a living on the Web.
  下滑的新闻事业报纸和杂志在网上做广告卷以为生。
• If there is a further falloff in ticket sales, the play will close.
  如果门票销售进一步下跌，这个剧目就会停演。
• Beyond the upper limit of the linear region of an ionization gauge, there is a falloff in the ion current with the increase of the measured pressure.
  在电离真空规的线性测量上限部分，离子流随着压强上升而衰降。
• The Flare Gun is one of the few weapons not subject to distance indexed damage falloff or ramp up.
  信号枪是为一少数攻击力不因为距离而上升或下降的武器。
• A collapsing economy and severe falloff of advertising revenue were too much to support the debt load.
  经济形势惨淡，加之广告收入急剧下降，公司债台高筑，不堪重负。