epochal

释义

adj.

划时代的；新纪元的

adj.

划时代的； 有重大意义的

在例句中理解 5 句

1. This led to the next epochal shift.

   这导致了下一个划时代的转变。

2. Any system able to do that would be a truly epochal achievement, but such a miracle is not on the agenda of even the most advanced machine translation developers.

   如果有翻译系统能翻译出这些因素，这将是划时代的成就；要知道，即使现在最先进的机器翻译研发机构也不敢将此作为研究目标。

3. To see why, consider another epochal shift in the development of a rising economic power.

   来看看为什么。 考虑到在政府日益增长的经济实力下的另一个划时代的转变。

4. Theresa May has set out a new role for a "global Britain" outside Europe's single market in a landmark 1 speech outlining plans for the UK's epochal EU exit.

   特里萨·梅（Theresa May）为一个置身于欧洲单一市场以外的“全球的英国”设定了新的角色，她在里程碑式的演讲中概述了英国划时代退欧的计划。

5. The construction of lighting culture cause, which has national, regional and epochal characteristics, is an absolutely necessary basis, and promotion for the development of modern society.

   建设具有民族、地域和时代特色的光文化事业，是现代社会发展不可缺少的基础和推动。