1. a violent and destructive crash involving a train
2. an utter disaster or mess a disastrous calamity or source of trouble Six months later, with Washington facing a political train wreck in Iraq, whom did it call? The United Nations. — Fareed Zakaria The train wreck that was Florence Ballard could not be hidden anymore. … Those shows went on without a hitch, but with Ballard progressively drinking harder, disaster awaited them as they trekked from Miami to play several college dates across the South. — Mark Ballard … to create what is termed on Capitol Hill a train wreck—a budget crisis so awful that the President would have to seriously negotiate, and yield on taxes. — Elizabeth Drew
train wreck 片语
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train n wreck火车事故
High speed Train wreck高速列车失事
Because of this train wreck由于这场火车事故
Anatomy of a Train Wreck火车出轨详析次贷危机之成因
Whistler Train Wreck威士拿火车残骸
A train to train-wreck town的那辆火车会通向火车墓地时
train wreck 例句
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a train wreck is getting ready to happen and this train wreck is literally unstoppable.
一场火车失事将要发生但无法被真正地阻止。
it was a low-speed, low-stakes train wreck over how to fund the government for the first seven weeks of the new fiscal year, which starts this weekend.
in the financial train wreck that「s just occurred there have also been casualties, but there would appear to be no such consequences for the top executives to face.
最近发生的金融列车事故也造成灾难,不过在这里执行官们似乎不必面对那样的结果。
it is not spontaneous, but comes about because someone has planned, planted, or incited it. typically, it is not a train wreck or an earthquake, but an interview.
i」ll start my sketch of china「s coming train wreck with the problems in that sector.
我会再这个章节里大致描述一下中国自身导致崩溃的问题。
the mexican presidency」s most impressive coup, though, was heading off a potential train wreck on the subject of the 「second commitment period」 to the kyoto protocol.