galloping

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgallopinggal‧lop‧ing /ˈɡæləpɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] INCREASE IN NUMBER OR AMOUNTincreasing or developing very quickly SYN runawaygalloping inflation/consumption etc galloping inflation of 20 to 30%Examples from the Corpusgalloping• the galloping cost of health care• This meant that the thing, the maker of the noise, the galloping creature, was getting closer.• So will follow the galloping grey into the land of legend this weekend.• I was thrown from a galloping horse.• When I was about four years of age, he made a working model roundabout with galloping horses.• The galloping men in the distance came closer.galloping inflation/consumption etc• For Keynesian economists confusion was further confounded when these were accompanied by galloping inflation.• Their pensions were virtually wiped out by galloping inflation.• The peasants could not muster enough cash, on account of galloping inflation, to pay the excise duties.

单词	galloping
释义	galloping From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgallopinggal‧lop‧ing /ˈɡæləpɪŋ/ adjective [only before noun] INCREASE IN NUMBER OR AMOUNTincreasing or developing very quickly SYN runawaygalloping inflation/consumption etc galloping inflation of 20 to 30%Examples from the Corpusgalloping• the galloping cost of health care• This meant that the thing, the maker of the noise, the galloping creature, was getting closer.• So will follow the galloping grey into the land of legend this weekend.• I was thrown from a galloping horse.• When I was about four years of age, he made a working model roundabout with galloping horses.• The galloping men in the distance came closer.galloping inflation/consumption etc• For Keynesian economists confusion was further confounded when these were accompanied by galloping inflation.• Their pensions were virtually wiped out by galloping inflation.• The peasants could not muster enough cash, on account of galloping inflation, to pay the excise duties.
随便看	lead on, Macduff lead partner lead singer etc lead singer/guitarist etc lead somebody a merry old dance/a right old dance lead somebody astray lead somebody away/down etc lead somebody by the nose lead somebody into something its all about its all go its all good its all Greek to me its all in the mind its all or nothing its all right its all right its all right for its all the same to its all up its all up with its all very well its all well and good its an ill wind its an ill wind that blows nobody any good