The appointed, due, or proper time for something to be done or to happen. Frequently with clause (with or without that), infinitive, or for.
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释义 | the world > existence and causation > existence > state or condition > circumstance or circumstances > [noun] > juncture or critical point (9) timeeOE The appointed, due, or proper time for something to be done or to happen. Frequently with clause (with or without that), infinitive, or for. point?c1225 A location in time; a moment, juncture, or stage. A critical position in the course of affairs; a decisive moment or juncture; (also) a chance or… state of time (also times)1534 state of time (also times): the way in which events or circumstances stand at a particular time; cf. state of affairs, n. Now rare. pass1560 A situation or point in the course of a sequence of events; esp. a critical, difficult, or unfortunate situation; a predicament, a juncture… conjuncture1619 spec. A meeting of circumstances or events; a particular state of affairs, esp. of a critical… simply. juncture1656 A convergence or concurrence of events or circumstances; a particular or critical posture of affairs or point of time; a crisis, conjuncture. hinge1775 figurative. That on which something is conceived to hang or be supported and to turn; a pivot, prop. A turning-point, critical point, crisis. cross-road1795 figurative (usually plural). A point at which two or more courses of action diverge; a critical turning-point. contingency1803 A conjuncture of events occurring without design; a juncture. |
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