momentous是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 关键的；重要的；重大的

网络 极重要的；严重的；指极其重要的

完整释义：

adj.

1.重大的,重要的,声势浩大的(斗争)
2.巨大

例句：

1. You have come a long way and experienced much to be here at a such a momentous time, and the significance of it all will soon dawn upon you.
   你们已经走过了漫长的道路，经历了很多，现在是重要时刻，它的重要性将很快被你们理解。

2. There is no discussion of why the party dropped central planning policies in the late 1970s, or even that such a momentous shift took place.
   党为何在上世纪70年代末摒弃中央计划政策，甚至发生这样巨大的变化这一事实，在展览中没有进行论述。

3. Being the world's sole superpower can often seem to be a curse and a burden to the public, which must bear its momentous responsibilities.
   世界唯一的超级大国的称号似乎是一种诅咒，一种公众负担，因为公众必须承担这个称号带来的重大责任。

4. The fact that the prospective juror was a lesbian is the subject of a potentially momentous federal court case.
   事实上，准陪审员是一个女同志是一个潜在的重大的联邦法院案件的主题。

5. He said he had started a momentous change in American policy on global warming that would take some time to complete.
   他表示，美国正在对其全球变暖相关政策进行大修，预计修订完所有政策还需要一段时间。

6. It's a momentous time for a country still trying to emerge from years of war.
   对于一个刚走出二十五年战争的国家来说这是个重大的时刻。

7. The emperor made an impressive comeback from his exile on Elba, but it lasted only a momentous "hundred days" (111, to be precise).
   那位皇帝从他在厄尔巴岛的流放地重新崛起令人印象深刻，但是只持续了“一百天”（准确的说，是111天）。

8. THIS time a year ago, shortly before a presidential election, Iran seemed on the verge of momentous change.
   去年此时，总统大选迫在眉睫，伊朗似乎正站在一场巨变的边缘。