英 [ˈmɒrɪbʌnd] 美 [ˈmɔːrɪbʌnd]
adj. 垂死的；停滞不前的
n. 垂死的人
moribund /ˈmɒrɪˌbʌnd/ TEM8
形容词 If you describe something as moribund, you mean that it is in a very bad condition. 垂死的; 奄奄一息的
...the moribund economy.
...死气沉沉的经济.
not growing or changing; without force or vitality
同义词： stagnant
being on the point of death; breathing your last
a moribund patient
濒死的
垂死的
行将灭亡的
半死状态
濒死的
垂死的
... moria童样痴呆 moribund濒死的 morioplasty成形外科 ...
... mores n.风俗习惯，道德观念 moribund a.即将结束的；垂死的 morsel n.一小块(食物)；小量 ...
... moria 童样痴呆 moribund 临近死亡的 morioplasty 成形外科 ...
... mores n.风俗习惯，道德观念 moribund a.即将结束的；垂死的 morsel n.一小块(食物)；小量 ...
The housing market is moribund.
住房市场奄奄一息。
Is Estonia joining a moribund currency?
爱沙尼亚加入了一个行将没落的货币么？
The lumber and paper industries are moribund.
木材业和造纸业也在垂死挣扎。
It also is driven very much by a secessionist account of Judaism as being something that was moribund at the time of Jesus.
它同样也被一系列的犹太主义推动,作为在耶酥时期停滞不前的东西。
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Japan is under intense pressure to revive its long-moribund economy, especially as it sinks into recession.
Millennium went public in 1996 and the stock immediately popped 50%, reviving a moribund biotech IPO market.
Set in a city that is culturally remote and economically moribund, Joe Biden's own Scranton, Pa.