英语词汇“come to a head”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	come to a head
释义	come to a head in American English 1. to be about to discharge pus said of a boil or pimple 2. to culminate, or reach a crisis See full dictionary entry for head come to a head or bring something to a head if a problem or disagreement comes to a head, it reaches a state where you have to take action to deal with it. You can also say that a particular event or factor brings a problem or disagreement to a head. These problems came to a head in September when five of the station's journalistswere sacked. The issue that brought things to a head over the weekend was the sudden dip in latedemand for summer holidays across the industry.
随便看	take advice take a fancy to sb/sth take-a-fancy-to-someone take a fancy to something or someone take after take after someone take against take against something or someone take a hint take aim take aim at take a job take a knee take a leaf from someone's book take-a-leaf-from-someones-book take a leaf out of someone's book take-along take a lot of beating take a lot out of take a meeting take amiss take an early bath take an oath take any card you like take a page from

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come to a head in American English