watchword

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwatchwordwatch‧word /ˈwɒtʃwɜːd $ ˈwɑːtʃwɜːrd, ˈwɒːtʃ-/ noun [singular] EXPLAINa word or phrase that expresses an attitude or belief Environmental quality will be the watchword for the 21st century.Examples from the Corpuswatchword• The Chancellor is, however, unsympathetic and safety-first will be his watchword.• The new watchword in the campaign is "balance."• This will continue to be our watchword in the years ahead.• Growth is once again the watchword as the country looks for another period of expansion in higher education.• The assembly line is giving way to quality circles, and quality rather than quantity is becoming the watchword.• When women run companies, cooperation, not competition, is the watchword.• This is the watchword of the Winnetka school district.• That's why time and attention is paid to every home, with quality the watchword.• In her day and at her station, the watchword for women was class.

单词	watchword
释义	watchword From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwatchwordwatch‧word /ˈwɒtʃwɜːd $ ˈwɑːtʃwɜːrd, ˈwɒːtʃ-/ noun [singular] EXPLAINa word or phrase that expresses an attitude or belief Environmental quality will be the watchword for the 21st century.Examples from the Corpuswatchword• The Chancellor is, however, unsympathetic and safety-first will be his watchword.• The new watchword in the campaign is "balance."• This will continue to be our watchword in the years ahead.• Growth is once again the watchword as the country looks for another period of expansion in higher education.• The assembly line is giving way to quality circles, and quality rather than quantity is becoming the watchword.• When women run companies, cooperation, not competition, is the watchword.• This is the watchword of the Winnetka school district.• That's why time and attention is paid to every home, with quality the watchword.• In her day and at her station, the watchword for women was class.
随便看	somebody was born/made that way somebody was never meant for something/to be something somebody will be laughing on the other side of their face somebody will be the death of me somebody will live to regret it somebody will murder you somebody will never hear the last of something somebody will never know/no one will ever know somebody will not be doing something (again) in a hurry somebody will not go near somebody/something somebody will not rest until ... somebody will/would/should etc go far somebody won’t thank you (for doing something) somebody would (just) as soon somebody would do well to do something somebody would give the world to do something somebody would give their eye teeth for something somebody would give their right arm to do something somebody would sooner do something (than) somebody would turn in their grave somebody wouldn’t hurt/harm a fly somebody wrote the book on something somebody's abilities as something somebody's hearing deteriorates somebody's nearest competitor