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record-breaking

英 [ˈrekɔːd breɪkɪŋ]

美 [ˈrekərd breɪkɪŋ]

adj.  (成功、结果或表现)破纪录的,创纪录的

柯林斯词典

  • ADJ (成功、结果或表现)创纪录的,空前的
    Arecord-breakingsuccess, result, or performance is one that beats the previous best success, result, or performance.
    1. Australia's rugby union side enjoyed a record-breaking win over France.
      澳大利亚的英式橄榄球联盟队创纪录地赢了法国队。

英英释义

adj

  • surpassing any previously established record
    1. a record-breaking high jump
    2. record-breaking crowds

双语例句

  • "2004 was a record-breaking year across the board," said Christopher Flavin, president of Worldwatch.
    “2004年是各种纪录不断被打破的一年,”世界观察的总裁,克里斯托夫。
  • Amy Johnson was a pioneering aviator who made record-breaking flights to Australia and South Africa in the1930s.
    艾米约翰逊是一位飞行员先驱,他在20世纪30年代进行了飞往澳大利亚和南非的创纪录飞行。
  • Australia's rugby union side enjoyed a record-breaking win over France.
    澳大利亚的英式橄榄球联盟队创纪录地赢了法国队。
  • In London, the FTSE 100 failed to achieve a record-breaking 12-session run of gains.
    在伦敦,富时100指数(FTSE100)未能创下连续12个交易日上涨的纪录。
  • For five weeks, the people of Moscow have endured record-breaking temperatures of up to40 degrees Celcius.
    五周以来,莫斯科民众一直遭受创纪录的40摄氏度高温。
  • Sales of iPhones, including the new, big-screen iPhone 6 models released last month, helped carry Apple to a record-breaking quarter and offset slowing sales of one of Apple's other major products, the iPad, the company announced Monday.
    公司周一宣布,iPhone的销量,其中包括上个月发布的两款大屏iPhone6,帮助苹果取得了破纪录的季度数据,并冲抵了另一个主要产品iPad的销售放缓所带来的负面影响。
  • In 2011, Philips celebrated a record-breaking number of international design awards.
    2011年,飞利浦获得的国际设计奖项再创记录。
  • The two record-breaking skyscrapers were completed in1972 and1974 respectively, with a severe global stagflation in their wakes.
    1972年和1974年,两座再次刷新世界纪录的摩天大楼相继落成,随后,全球经济发生了严重滞胀。
  • His record-breaking performance won him great honor and respect across the world.
    他破纪录的表现为他赢得了巨大的荣耀和全世界的尊重。
  • Amid record-breaking auctions in London and New York, art is increasingly treated as a financial asset.
    随着伦敦和纽约拍卖会屡次拍出破纪录价格,艺术品越来越被当做金融资产对待。