| 单词 | epoch |
| 释义 | epoch nounadjective | verb + epoch | preposition | phrases adjective➤new新纪元▸➤modern, present现代；当代▸➤early, past早期／过去的时代▸➤historical历史时期verb + epoch➤mark标志纪元◆the dropping of the first atom bomb marked a new epoch in warfare.第一颗原子弹的投掷标志着战争进入了新纪元。preposition➤during an/the epoch, in an/the epoch在某时代◆the importance of the computer in the present epoch计算机在当代的重要性➤epoch of⋯的时代◆an epoch of great social change社会大变革的时代➤epoch in存在于⋯的时代◆welfare reform was an epoch in the history of us social policy.福利改革开辟了美国社会政策史上的一个新时代。phrases➤the beginning of an epoch, the end of an epoch一个时代的开端／结束 epoch /iːpɒk; name epək/ [countable] (formal) a long period of time in history during which important events or changes happen（时间跨度大、有重要事件或变革发生的）时代，纪元，时期◆the death of the emperor marked the end of an epoch in the country's history.皇帝驾崩标志着该国历史上一个时代的结束。note 辨析 day, time, era, age or epoch? era, age and epoch are used more often to mean a period in history. day and time are often used, especially in the plural, to talk about the present. * era、age 和 epoch 常指一个历史时期。day 和 time 常表示现在，尤用复数形式◆these days如今◆modern times现代when day or time means a period in history, it is often used after a person's name. * day 或 time 表示历史时期时，常用在一个人名的后面◆the battle happened in king alfred's day.这场战争发生在阿尔弗烈德国王时代。◆the family was very poor in my great grandmother's time.我曾祖母那个时候，家里很穷。epoch/ˈi:pɒk; us ˈepək ||; ˈɛpək/noun [c] a period of time in history (that is important because of special events, characteristics, etc) （有重大历史意义的）时期，时代，纪元 e·poch /`ɛpək; ˈiːpɒk/n [c]a period in history 时代，纪元 |
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