fluctuated

英 [ˈflʌktʃueɪtɪd]

美 [ˈflʌktʃueɪtɪd]

v.  (大小、数量、质量等)波动; (在…之间)起伏不定
fluctuate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：fluctuated　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 变动;波动;上下浮动
  If somethingfluctuates, it changes a lot in an irregular way.
  1. Body temperature can fluctuate if you are ill.
     人患病后体温可能会上下波动。
  2. ...the fluctuating price of oil.
     油价的浮动

双语例句

• His feelings fluctuated between excitement and fear.
  他的心情变化不定，有时激动，有时害怕。
• This week's option market seemed to have fluctuated because somebody was selling maliciously.
  本周的期货市场，因为有人恶意抛盘而显得震荡不稳。
• In the UK, public spending has fluctuated within a fairly narrow band throughout the same period.
  同期，英国的公共支出一直在相当窄的范围内波动。
• Since reform and opening-up, the trend of China's macro-economic is upward in long-term, but in short-term is periodic fluctuated.
  内容提要改革开放以来，我国宏观经济的长期走势看好，但在短期内呈现周期性波动。
• Over the decades, the attention we have paid to it has fluctuated.
  数十年以来，我们对它的关注有起有落。
• The growth rate of the Chinese in Connecticut has fluctuated over the last century due to various different factors.
  由于各种因素的影响，上个世纪华人增长率小有波动。
• Financial markets around the world have plunged and fluctuated wildly in recent months.
  近几个月来，世界范围内的金融市场持续下滑，不断波动。
• And the price of his bread fluctuated according to the people's needs.
  并且他的面包的价格是根据人们的需要而波动的。
• Since the breakdown of Bretton Woods System, both nominal and real exchange rates have fluctuated frequently and widely.
  自从布雷顿森林体系崩溃以来，名义汇率和实际汇率的波动成为世界经济的常态。
• We had already perceived how the temperature fluctuated.
  我们已注意到温度的波动情形。