| 单词 | landmark |
| 释义 | landmark noun¹ 1feature of the landscape地标adjective | verb + landmark | landmark + noun | preposition adjective➤distinctive, prominent显眼的／突出的地标➤famous, well-known著名的地标▸➤familiar熟悉的地标◆after twenty years, all the familiar landmarks had disappeared.20 年过去了，所有熟悉的地标都已荡然无存。➤city, local城市／当地地标➤national全国性地标▸➤historic, historical有历史意义的／历史地标➤architectural标志性建筑verb + landmark➤recognize认出地标➤designate sth指定⋯为地标◆the building has been designated a historical landmark by the commission.大楼已经被委员会指定为历史地标。landmark + noun➤building地标建筑▸➤status (especially name) 地标身分◆the residents are seeking landmark status for the building.居民们正在为大楼争取地标身分。preposition➤landmark for作为⋯的陆标◆the tower was once a landmark for ships.那座塔曾经是指引航船的陆标。landmark noun² 2important stage in the development of sth里程碑adjective | verb + landmark | landmark + noun | preposition adjective➤great, important, major, significant伟大的里程碑；重要里程碑verb + landmark➤be, represent是里程碑；代表某发展阶段◆the russian revolution represents a landmark in world history.俄国革命是世界历史上的一个里程碑。landmark + noun➤decision, legislation, ruling划时代的判决；里程碑式的立法；划时代的裁决◆a landmark decision on gay marriage关于同性婚姻的划时代判决➤case标志性判例➤event标志性事件➤achievement标志性成就➤study标志性研究preposition➤landmark in⋯中的里程碑◆the piece is an important landmark in the history of music.该作品是音乐史上一座重要的里程碑。 landmark /lændmɑːk; name -mɑːrk/ noun [countable] an event, achievement, etc. that is seen as very important, especially one that is the first of its kind 里程碑◆the introduction of wind power is an important landmark for the industry. 引入风力发电对工业是一个重要的里程碑。◆this is a landmark agreement that will promote freer world trade. 对于促进世界贸易更自由，这项协定具有里程碑意义。◆a landmark court case/decision/ruling 具有里程碑意义的诉讼案件／决策／裁决☞ landmarklandmark /lændmɑːk; name lændmɑːrk/ [countable] an event, discovery or invention that is an important stage in a process or the development of sth（标志重要阶段的）里程碑◆the ceasefire was seen as a major landmark in the fight against terrorism.停火协定被看作是与恐怖主义斗争的重要里程碑。landmark/ˈlændmɑ:k ||; ˈlændˌmɑrk/noun[c] 1. an object (often a building) that can be seen easily from a distance and will help you to recognize where you are （从远处可辨识的）地标（通常为建筑物）: ◇big ben is one of the landmarks on london's skyline. 大本钟是伦敦空中轮廓线的一个标志物。 2. a landmark (in sth) an important stage or change in the development of sth 里程碑 landmarksee ⇨ important 1 land·mark /`lændˏmɑrk; ˈlændmɑːk/n [c] 1. something that helps you recognize where you are, such as a famous building 陆标，地标 2. a very important event, change, or discovery in the development of something ［某事物发展过程中的］里程碑; 重大转折:◇a landmark in the history of aviation 航空史上的里程碑 |
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