| 单词 | watershed |
| 释义 | watershed nounadjective | verb + watershed | watershed + verb | watershed + noun | preposition adjective➤historic, important, major历史性的转折点；重要分水岭；主要分水岭▸➤cultural, historical, political文化的分水岭；历史的转折点；政治分水岭verb + watershed➤be, mark, represent是分水岭；标志着转折；代表分界线▸➤reach达到转折点watershed + verb➤divide sth分界线将⋯分开◆darwin's theory of evolution was a watershed dividing the old way of thinking from the new.达尔文的进化论是划分新旧思维方式的分水岭。watershed + noun➤moment转折时刻◆a watershed moment in recent music history近代音乐史的转折时刻➤event里程碑事件◆the completion of this project was a watershed event in the company's history.完成这个项目是公司历史上的里程碑事件。➤year具有转折意义的年份◆a watershed year for japan对日本而言具有转折意义的一年➤project具有转折意义的项目➤decision具有转折意义的决定preposition➤watershed between⋯之间的转折◆the 19th century marked a watershed between the country's agricultural past and its industrial future.19 世纪是该国从农业国走向工业国的转折点。➤watershed for对⋯来说的转折点◆the granting of the vote represented a watershed for the rights of women.获得选举权标志着女权运动的转折点。➤watershed in⋯方面的转折◆with the strike, a historical watershed in the development of the trade union movement was reached.这次罢工使工会运动发展到了一个历史转折点。 watershed /wɔːtəʃed; name wɔːtərʃed; wɑːt-/ noun1. [countable] an event or a period of time that marks an important change 重要关头；分水岭◆the 2005 pay agreement was a watershed in the relationship between the company and the unions. 2005 年的薪酬协议是公司和工会关系的转折点。2. [singular] in the uk, the time before which programmes that are not considered suitable for children must not be shown on television 时段分隔线（播放儿童不宜电视节目不得早于此时间）◆a number of people complained that the advertisement was too violent and should not have been shown before the watershed. 许多人抱怨这则广告过于暴力，不应该在电视时段分隔线之前播放。☞ watershedwatershed /wɔːtəʃed; name wɔːtərʃed, wɑːtərʃed/ [countable] (rather formal, especially written) an event or period of time when an important change takes place转折点；分界线；分水岭◆the granting of the vote represented a watershed for the rights of women.获得选举权是女性争取权利的重要一步。watershed/ˈwɔ:təʃed ||; ˈwɔtɚˌʃɛd/noun [c] an event or time which is important because it marks the beginning of sth new or different 分水岭；转折点 wa·ter·shed /`wɔtəˏʃɛd; ˈwɔːtəʃed/n [singular 单数]an event or time when very important changes happen in the history of something ［某事物在历史上的］重要关头，转折点:◇the election marked a watershed in american politics. 这次选举标志着美国政治历史上的一个转折点。 |
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