vertiginously
adv. 旋转地(令人眩晕地, 迅速变化地)
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■3）The world art market had already been losing momentum for a while after rising vertiginously since 2003.
原译：在从2003年的快速发展之后，世界的艺术市场已经有一段时间失去了它的发展势头。
■At the same time, we may expect the degree of collective and individual secu rity to decrease, perhaps vertiginously, as the state structures lose more and more legitimacy.
在此同时，我们可以期待集体与个人的安全程度下降，也许令人头晕眼花，因为国家结构失去越来越多正当性。
■Some unknown melody may enter this brain, then the same rhythm hover in it vertiginously.
有时未知的旋律可能潜入，然后在脑海里回荡到天旋地转。
■The cost of entitlements has been rising vertiginously, and will do so even faster as the baby-boomers retire.
权益成本如同坐火箭般飙升，随着婴儿潮一代年迈退休，将上涨更快。
■From the heights of Abruzzo’s highest peak, the Gran Sasso (2.912mt), the mountains drop vertiginously down towards small hill towns.
群山从阿布鲁佐的最高峰，萨索峰（2.912峰），一线直下，到了小山上的城镇上面。
■As Asia continues to grow vertiginously, it will need a lot more infrastructure, regulated or not, and YTL, says Mr Yeoh, has shown it can provide it.
能得到这些优势对公司发展来说再好不过，但杨忠礼的儿子、目前公司的负责人杨肃斌认为公司没有因此固步自封。