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Turning points and important stages
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turning point
noun [C]
a time when an important change takes place in a situation, especially one that makes it better 转折点;(尤指)转机

1956 marked a turning point in Franco's political and personal life. 1956年是佛朗哥政治生涯和个人生活的转折点。

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peak
noun [C] /piːk/
1
the time when something is at its highest or greatest level 巅峰;顶峰

The city's population is about 400,000, down from a peak of 750,000 in the late 1960s. 这个城市的人口从20世纪60年代后期750,000的最高峰降到目前大约400,000。

The traffic reaches its peak at about 8.30 in the morning. 早晨8点30分左右交通达到最高峰。

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climax
noun [C] /ˈklaɪmæks/
1
the most exciting or important moment in a story, event, or situation, usually near the end (故事、事件或形势的)高潮
climax of/to :

the climax to this season's Champions' Cup 本赛季冠军杯赛的高潮

come to/reach a climax :

The festival reached a climax with a dazzling performance from Pavarotti. 艺术节随着帕瓦罗蒂精彩的表演而达到高潮。

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highlight
noun /ˈhaɪˌlaɪt/
1
[C] [usually singular] the most exciting, impressive, or interesting part of an event 最精彩(或最难忘、最有趣)的部分

Other festival highlights include a new children's opera by Christopher Brown. 电影节的其他亮点包括由克里斯托弗·布朗编导的一出新儿童剧。

highlight of :

The highlight of the trip was visiting the Great Wall of China. 这次旅程最令人难忘的是参观中国的万里长城。

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watershed
noun /ˈwɔːtə(r)ˌʃed/
1
[singular] an event that causes an important change to take place 转折点;重要关头
watershed in :

The crisis was a watershed in the history of our country. 这场危机在我国历史上是一个转折点。

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milestone
noun [C] /ˈmaɪlˌstəʊn/
1
an event or achievement that marks an important stage in a process 重大事件;杰出成就

This film was a milestone in the history of cinema.

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crossroads
noun [C] /ˈkrɒsˌrəʊdz/
2
a point during the development of something when you have to make an important decision about what to do next 转折点;重大的抉择时刻

He was at a crossroads in his career. 他正处于事业的十字路口。

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breaking point
noun [singular] /ˈbreɪkɪŋ ˌpɔɪnt/
a situation in which there are so many problems or so many things to do that a person or organization can no longer deal with them (形势的)极点,爆发点,危急点

High unemployment was stretching the welfare system to breaking point. 高失业率使得福利救济系统濒于崩溃。

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the moment of truth
phrase
the time when you will find out if something has succeeded or happened (要见分晓的)重要关头,关键时刻

And now for the moment of truth: who is this year's winner?

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the point of no return
phrase
the moment at which it becomes impossible to change or stop something 无法回头的时刻;欲罢不能的时刻

He warned that global warming would soon reach a point of no return.

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apotheosis
noun [singular] very formal /əˌpɒθiˈəʊsɪs/
2
the best point in someone's life or career (某人生命或事业的)顶峰,极点
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the beginning of the end
phrase
the time when something starts to end, or starts to get worse 开始结束(或恶化)的时刻

The argument was the beginning of the end as far as their relationship was concerned. 就他们的关系而言,这次争论是他们的关系结束的开始。

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black swan
noun [C] /ˌblæk ˈswɒn/
an event that is extremely rare and unexpected but has very significant consequences

The problem with black swan events is that very often they are never repeated.

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Surprises and shocking events:surprise, shock, blow...
boiling point
noun
2
[U] the moment when a situation becomes more serious or dangerous because people start to feel very angry 危急关头;爆发点
reach boiling point :

Tension between the two groups has almost reached boiling point. 两个集团间的紧张关系几乎已经达到白热化的程度。

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brink
noun [singular] /brɪŋk/
1

the brink

the point in time when something very bad or very good is about to happen 始发点;边缘
on the brink of (doing) something :

She believed she was on the brink of discovering a cure for cancer. 她相信她快要发现一种治疗癌症的方法了。

bring someone to the brink of something :

The crisis brought the two nations to the brink of war. war.这场危机将两国拉到了战争的边缘。

back from the brink of something :

A late goal pulled the team back from the brink of defeat. 临近终场的一粒进球把球队从失败的边缘拉了回来。

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coming of age
noun [singular]
2
the point at which something is considered to have developed completely 成熟阶段

the country's coming of age as an industrial and financial power 这个国家作为工业和金融大国的成熟阶段

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crescendo
noun [C] /krəˈʃendəʊ/
2a
the point when something has increased to its highest limit 高潮;顶点
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crunch
noun /krʌntʃ/
2

the crunch

informal the time when something important or difficult happens or must be decided 关键时刻;危急关头
if/when it comes to the crunch :

If it comes to the crunch, can I rely on you to support me? 在关键时刻,我能指望你支持我吗?

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cusp
noun [C] /kʌsp/
2
a time when one situation or stage ends and another begins 转折点;过渡点;过渡时间

the problems confronting Africa on the cusp of the millennium 千年之交时非洲所面临的问题

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day of reckoning
phrase
a time when you are forced to deal with the results of your actions 清算日;报应到来日
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D-Day
/ˈdiːˌdeɪ/
2
informal the day when something important happens, usually something that you have been planning for a long time 重大行动开始日
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defining
adjective [always before noun] /dɪˈfaɪnɪŋ/
1
a defining event or moment is one that decides everything that happens afterwards

We are at a defining moment in our history.

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epiphanic
adjective literary /ˌepɪˈfænɪk/
relating to or typical of a moment when you suddenly realize or understand something important
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epiphany
noun [C] literary /ɪˈpɪfəni/
a moment when you suddenly realize or understand something important 顿悟
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the evil day/hour
phrase often humorous
the day/time when something unpleasant will happen 倒霉的日子/时刻

If we don't make the cuts now, we will just be putting off the evil day until next year or the year after.

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height
noun /haɪt/
2
[singular] the time or level of greatest activity 极度;顶点
height of :

At the height of the violence, neighbour was killing neighbour. 暴力升级到顶点时,邻里之间开始互相残杀。

It is the height of irresponsibility to make such comments. 发表这样的评论真是不负责任到了极点。

Jeans were once again the height of fashion. 牛仔裤又成了最时髦的服装。

at its height :

The excitement was at its height. 兴奋达到了高潮。

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high
noun /haɪ/
1
[C] a period or situation in which something reaches its highest level 高峰;高潮;最高水平
reach a high :

Temperatures today are expected to reach a high of 30 degrees. 今天的气温预计会达到30度的高峰。

a new/all-time/record high :

Attendances at football matches are at an all-time high. 观看足球比赛的人数达到了历史最高纪录。

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high noon
noun [U]
2
the most important or extreme period 最重要的时期;顶峰

the high noon of the Civil Rights movement 民权运动的高峰期

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history in the making
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an event happening now that will be remembered in the future because it is very important 正在开创中的历史
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hit/reach/be at rock bottom
phrase
to be in such a bad or unhappy state that things cannot get any worse

Sometimes a person needs to hit rock bottom before they are ready to admit they have a problem.

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(it's) goodbye (to) something (and) hello (to) something
phrase informal
used for saying that one activity or period has ended and another one has started 辞(旧)迎(新)
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landmark
noun [C] /ˈlæn(d)ˌmɑː(r)k/
2
a major event or achievement that marks an important stage in a process and makes progress possible 里程碑(指在进程中有划时代意义的重大事件或成就)

This book has become a landmark in art criticism. 这本书已成为文艺评论界的一个里程碑。

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milepost
noun [C] mainly American /ˈmaɪlˌpəʊst/
2
an important stage in a process 重要阶段
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nadir
noun [singular] formal /ˈneɪdɪə(r)/
the worst time in someone's life or in a situation 低谷时期;最低点;最不幸的时候

The company's fortunes reached their nadir in 1991. 该公司的时运在1991年跌到了最低点。

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sea change
noun [singular]
a very big or important change 巨变
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Changes: effect, change, trend...
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stepping-stone
noun [C]
1
a step in a process that helps you to move forward to another part of it 进身之阶;垫脚石

The job can be a stepping-stone to a career in publishing. 这项工作可以成为向出版界发展的进身之阶。

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tipping point
noun [C]
1
a time when important things start happening in a situation, especially things that you cannot change
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zero hour
noun [U]
the time at which something important has been arranged to start, especially a military attack 重要时刻;(尤指)军事进攻发动时刻
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steppingstone
noun [C] /ˈstepɪŋˌstoʊn/
1
a step in a process that helps you to move forward to another part of it 进身之阶;垫脚石

This kind of work can be a steppingstone to the world of publishing.

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