fizzle
fi
ˈfɪ
fi
zzle
zəl
zēl
British pronunciation
/fˈɪzə‍l/

英語での「fizzle」の定義と意味

to fizzle
01

失敗する, しぼむ

to fail or end in a weak or disappointing manner
InformalInformal
example
The highly anticipated product launch fizzled when technical issues caused a delay and reduced consumer interest.
待望の製品発売は、技術的な問題が遅れを引き起こし、消費者の関心を減らしたときに失敗しました
Despite initial enthusiasm, the political movement fizzled as key supporters lost interest and participation dwindled.
当初の熱意にもかかわらず、主要な支持者が興味を失い、参加が減少したため、政治運動は失敗に終わった
Fizzle
01

something that ends unsuccessfully or disappointingly

example
The party was a fizzle after only a few guests showed up.
Their ambitious plan turned into a fizzle due to poor organization.
02

a fricative sound, often a soft hiss, sometimes expressing disapproval or disappointment

example
The comedian was met with a fizzle from the audience after a weak joke.
A fizzle of protest erupted when the decision was announced.
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