turning point
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈturning point noun [countable] CHANGE/BECOME DIFFERENTthe time when an important change starts, especially one that improves the situation 转折点turning point in Meeting her was the turning point in my life. 遇到她是我人生的转折点。
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turning point• Now it finds itself at a turning point.• The fall of the Berlin Wall marked a turning point in East-West relations.• This is a major blow, perhaps a turning point.• Then, in June of 1969, came the acknowledged turning point, the Stonewall Riots.• But one major turning point came when she started going to carpentry evening classes and found she had real talent for do-it-yourself.• This could be the turning point in his miserable, despicable life.ˈturning point nounChineseSyllable
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turning point
ˈturning point
noun [countable]
the time when an important change starts, especially one that improves the situation
turning point in
Meeting her was the turning point in my life.
ˈturning point
noun [countable]the time when an important change starts, especially one that improves the situation
turning point in