单选题As stock prices plunged during the banking crisis, some investors were beginning to lose hope.AtumbledBdispersedCcollapsedDdripped
单选题
As stock prices plunged during the banking crisis, some investors were beginning to lose hope.
A
tumbled
B
dispersed
C
collapsed
D
dripped
参考解析
解析：
句意：股票价格随着银行信贷危机而下跌，一些投资者开始失去希望。plunge的意思是“陷入，下跌，投入”。tumble翻跟头，下降，跌落。disperse驱散，散开。collapse（突然）倒塌；（尤指因病重而）倒下，昏倒；（货币）贬值。drip滴下。
句意：股票价格随着银行信贷危机而下跌，一些投资者开始失去希望。plunge的意思是“陷入，下跌，投入”。tumble翻跟头，下降，跌落。disperse驱散，散开。collapse（突然）倒塌；（尤指因病重而）倒下，昏倒；（货币）贬值。drip滴下。
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