juncture

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjuncturejunc‧ture /ˈdʒʌŋktʃə $ -ər/ noun [countable usually singular] formal PERIOD OF TIMEa particular point in an activity or period of time At this juncture, I suggest we take a short break. The talks are at a critical juncture (=very important point).Examples from the Corpusjuncture• the juncture of the Mississippi and Arkansas riverscritical juncture• Incumbents and candidates alike see this as a critical juncture in the history of the district.• The war was at such a critical juncture that some weeks was too long.• While this must remain conjecture, it should be remembered that 1949 was a critical juncture.• At each critical juncture an assessment should be made regarding the correct dose, correct equipment, product activity etc.Origin juncture (1300-1400) Latin junctura, from jungere; → JOIN

单词	juncture
释义	juncture From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjuncturejunc‧ture /ˈdʒʌŋktʃə $ -ər/ noun [countable usually singular] formal PERIOD OF TIMEa particular point in an activity or period of time At this juncture, I suggest we take a short break. The talks are at a critical juncture (=very important point).Examples from the Corpusjuncture• the juncture of the Mississippi and Arkansas riverscritical juncture• Incumbents and candidates alike see this as a critical juncture in the history of the district.• The war was at such a critical juncture that some weeks was too long.• While this must remain conjecture, it should be remembered that 1949 was a critical juncture.• At each critical juncture an assessment should be made regarding the correct dose, correct equipment, product activity etc.Origin juncture (1300-1400) Latin junctura, from jungere; → JOIN
随便看	to the untutored ear to the untutored eye to the untutored eye/ear/mind to the untutored mind to the utmost to the west to the west (of something) to the west of to themselves to think to think (that) ... ! to think that to this effect to this/that/the effect to to the delight of to top it all to whom it may concern to wit to your dying day to your dying day the day you die to your dying day/until the day you die to your dying until the day you die to yourself to-die-for the ball of the foot/hand