| 单词 | 重大的 |
| 释义 | 〔titanic〕"a deepening sense that some titanic event lay just beyond the horizon"(W. Bruce Lincoln)“越来越强烈地感觉到一些重大的事件就要发生了”(W.布鲁斯·林肯)〔jump〕A sudden or major transition, as from one career or subject to another.突变，大变：突然或重大的转变，如从一个职业或一个主题转到其他〔fateful〕Vitally affecting subsequent events; being of great consequence; momentous:决定性的：决定性地引起一系列事件的；有重大后果的；重大的：〔Roosevelt〕First Lady of the United States (1901-1909) as the wife of President Theodore Roosevelt. Known as a shrewd manager of the White House, she oversaw a major renovation (1902) and delegated many of the responsibilities traditionally belonging to the First Lady.罗斯福，埃迪斯·卡罗：(1861-1948) 美国第一夫人(1901-1909年），总统西奥多·罗斯福之妻。她是众所周知的精明的白宫总管，曾监督白宫重大的修复工作(1902年）及把很多传统上属于第一夫人的职责托给别人〔gravity〕Grave consequence; seriousness or importance:重大的后果；严重或重大：〔large〕Important; significant:主要的：重要的；重大的：〔quantum〕Often used to modify another noun:重大的：常用来修饰另一个名词：〔outweigh〕To be more significant than; exceed in value or importance:胜过，超过：比…更重大的；在价值或重要性方面超过：〔big〕Of great significance; momentous:重大的：意义重大的；重要的：〔consequential〕"The year's only really consequential legislation was the reform of Social Security"(New York Times)“这一年中唯一真正重大的立法是对社会保险制度的改革”(纽约时报)〔neoliberal〕"Old liberals esteem big institutions (except big business); neoliberals disdain bureaucracy and champion the entrepreneur"(Jonathan Alter)“旧自由主义尊重大的机构（除了大买卖）；新自由主义鄙视官僚机构，拥护企业家”(乔纳森·奥尔特)〔development〕A significant event, occurrence, or change.新生事物：重大的事件或变化〔fatal〕Of decisive importance; fateful.决定性的：有决定的重要性的；重大的〔heavy〕Of great import or seriousness; grave:重大的，重要的；显要的：〔Erskine〕Scottish religious reformer whose moderate views eased the tension between Protestants and the Catholic royalty in Scotland.厄斯金，约翰：(1509-1591) 苏格兰宗教改革家，曾在苏格兰宗教改革派和天主教派之间停止紧张状态的谈判中起到重大的调节作用〔Mann〕American educator who as the first secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education (1837-1848) introduced reforms and regulations that greatly influenced American public education.曼恩，霍勒斯：(1796-1859) 美国教育家 ，是马萨诸塞州教育董事会第一任秘书长（1837-1848年），他引进了一些改革方案和规章，对美国公共教育产生了重大的影响〔measurable〕Of distinguished importance; significant:重要的，重大的；值得注意的：〔landmark〕a landmark court ruling; a landmark decision.深具意义的法庭裁定；一项重大的决定〔grave〕Requiring serious thought; momentous:重大的：需要严肃思考的；重大的：〔pregnant〕Of great or potentially great import, implication, or moment:重要的：具有重大的或潜在重大的重要性、影响或时刻：〔score〕The act of securing an advantage, especially a surprising or significant gain:获得：获得优势的行为，特别指令人惊奇或重大的收获：〔weighty〕Of great consequence; momentous:重要的；重大的：〔valuable〕valuable information; valuable advice.重大的消息；重要的建议〔visitation〕A calamitous event or experience; a grave misfortune.See Synonyms at trial 苦难：灾难性的事件或经历；重大的不幸 参见 trial〔large〕Of great magnitude or intensity; grand:强烈的：大的数量或强度的；重大的：〔Kroeber〕American anthropologist noted for his inquiry into the nature of culture. He was influential in the development of anthropology as an academic field.克罗伯，阿尔弗烈德·路易斯：(1876-1960) 美国人类学家，以他对文化性质的研究而著称。他对作为一个学术领域的人类学的发展具有重大的影响〔zero〕Having no measurable or otherwise determinable value.无价值的：没有重大的或其它可肯定的价值的〔strategic〕Important or essential in relation to a plan of action:重大的，关键的：对于某一计划或行动来说是重要的或关键的：〔impressive〕an impressive ceremony.重大的庆祝活动〔Corneille〕French playwright whose works, includingLe Cid (c. 1637) and Horace (1640), dramatize grand moral themes within elegant verse. 高乃依，皮尔：(1606-1684) 法国戏剧家，其作品包括《熙德》 和 《贺拉斯》 （1640年），特点是用精致的诗文对重大的道德主题加以戏剧化 〔eventful〕Important; momentous:重要的；重大的：〔occasion〕An event or a happening; an incident.场合：重大的事件；事故〔FitzGerald〕Irish physicist who made significant discoveries in the field of electromagnetic radiation.费茨杰拉德，乔治·弗朗西斯：(1851-1901) 在电磁波领域作出了重大的发现的爱尔兰物理学家〔offense〕Crime refers both to an act committed or omitted in violation of—and punishable by—law and to a serious or grave offense: Crime 指故意犯的罪行或疏忽造成的罪行，违反法律并能被法律惩罚的，或指一项严重或重大的犯罪： 〔Rickover〕American admiral who advocated and greatly contributed to the development of nuclear submarines and ships. He was also an outspoken critic of the American educational system.里科弗，海曼·乔治：(1900-1986) 美国海军上将，他提倡核潜艇和船只并对其发展作出了重大的贡献，他也是美国教育体系中一位坦率的批评家〔major〕Great in scope or effect:卓越的，显著的：在范围或效果上重大的：〔importance〕Your vote can be of real significance in the outcome of the election.你们的投票对于选举的最后结果可能有重大的意义。〔quantum〕quantum advances in technology.技术上重大的进展〔valuable〕Of great importance, use, or service:有用的，重大的：具有巨大重要性、用处或服务的：〔real〕Not to be taken lightly; serious:真正的，严重的：不能掉以轻心的；重大的： |
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