momentous

英 [məˈmentəs]

美 [moʊˈmentəs]

adj.  关键的; 重要的; 重大的

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Collins.1 / BNC.11532 / COCA.12634

牛津词典

adj.

• 关键的；重要的；重大的
  very important or serious, especially because there may be important results
  1. a momentous decision/event/occasion
     重大决定 / 事件；重要时刻

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 重大的;关键的;有影响的
  If you refer to a decision, event, or change asmomentous, you mean that it is very important, often because of the effects that it will have in the future.
  1. ...the momentous decision to send in the troops...
     派遣部队的重大决定
  2. The past three years have been among the most momentous in world history.
     过去的3年是世界历史上最重要的时期之一。

英英释义

adj

• of very great significance
  1. deciding to drop the atom bomb was a very big decision
  2. a momentous event

双语例句

• A great question had to be answered, a momentous decision made.
  必须回答一个重大问题，作出一项重要决定。
• In my view, this world conference must be the third momentous event of the year.
  在我看来，本次世界大会必须成为今年第三项重大事件。
• The author says the first half of the19th century laid the groundwork for more Momentive momentous changes to follow.
  作者称19世纪的上半世纪为后来的许多重大转变提供了基础。
• Contract abolition is a momentous system in our country's pact law.
  合同解除是我国合同法中的一项重要制度。
• It is the momentous content for improving the socialist market economy and building a socialistic harmonious society.
  进行收入分配体制改革攻坚是完善社会主义市场经济体制和构建主义和谐社会的重要内容。
• The past few years have witnessed momentous changes throughout Eastern europe.
  在过去的短短几年中，整个东欧都发生了巨变。
• This is a momentous, hard-won achievement.
  这是一个非常重大和来之不易的成就。
• Now as momentous as this day is, it's not the end of this journey.
  和今天同样重要的是，这并不是此次改革的终点。
• This momentous meeting led to what has become today's Electronics Representatives Association.
  这导致什么重大会议，已成为当今电子协会的代表。
• The current period represents a momentous turning point in the history of our Party and state.
  目前这个时期是我们党和我们国家的历史上的一个重大转折时期。