1.〈美口〉失败
2.嘶嘶声
1.〈口〉失败
2.发嘶嘶声
1.a gradual failure, especially in a situation that seemed to start out successfully
2.a soft hissing sound
1.to gradually fail, become less enthusiastic, or disappear, especially after starting successfully
1.The hair on his neck was fizzling, but he knew he might need something extra to help.
他脖子上的毛发出嘶嘶声，但他知道他可能需要额外的帮助。
2.Finally, reduce the opacity of this layer to 50%, as these will be the larger 'sparks' that are fizzling out.
最后，降低火花图层的不透明度到50%，好像将有更大的火花爆出。
3.Mr Morales is popular, in part because since taking office in January 2006 he has presided over a commodity boom (which is now fizzling).
06年莫拉莱斯执政后，玻利维亚经历了一次商品繁荣（但这场“虎头蛇尾”的繁荣已经告终了），这是他倍受爱戴的部分原因。
4.Instead, they wobbled along the equator before fizzling out.
相反，它们一直在赤道附近摇晃，直到消失。
5.One in particular has been doing the rounds in FX land for months, with no sign of fizzling out. Right now, it's having a mini revival.
其中一个已经在外汇市场流传数月，没有完全熄灭的迹象。目前它正在经历一次小小的复兴。
6.This has helped to solve an old problem in the industry: how to prevent a franchise from fizzling out after the first couple of films.
这有助于解决电影工业的一个老问题：怎样避免一部系列电影在头几部之后的失败。
7."Manufacturing is fizzling out here, " says Ken Nutter, a laid-off 54-year-old who worked as a glass cutter in the 1970s but not since.
“生产业逐渐在这里失败”，被结解雇的肯（KenNutter）说道。54岁的他70年代就开始当一个玻璃裁剪师，但是现在不再是了。
8.Though the chance of renewed recession is slim, in a dreary rerun of last year a promising acceleration in hiring and spending is fizzling.
虽然再度衰退的可能性很小，但是，去年承诺在雇佣和消费方面加速方面令人沮丧的重演以失败而告终。
9.High-profile corruption cases, many of which have roots in the 1990s, are at risk of fizzling out.
许多因于上世纪90年代的重大腐败案件都处于无果而终的风险境地。