单词	make-or-break
释义	English Business make-or-breakadjective uk/ˌmeɪk.ɔːˈbreɪk/us/ˌmeɪk.ɔːrˈbreɪk/ A make-or-break situation will bring great success or complete failure. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Turning points & deciding moments be at a crossroads idiom boiling point breakthrough brink climax coming of age crunch defining moment edge if/when it comes to the crunch idiom landmark milestone moment road road to Damascus idiom the moment of truth idiom turning point U-turn volte-face See more results » make-or-breakadjective ukusalso make or break used to describe a decision, event, or period of time that is very important because it can make something succeed or fail completely: Christmas is often a make-or-break time for smaller retailers. A spokesman for the union described the forthcoming pay talks as "make or break". a make-or-break decision/deal/issue make-or-break meetings/talks/negotiations Each interview that you attend is a make-or-break situation.
随便看	go against the flow go against the grain go ahead go all out go all out go all round the houses go all the way go along go along with sth/sb go and go and jump in the lake go and take a running jump go and... go ape go apeshit go around go around go around go around (somewhere) go around (somewhere) go around in circles go around Robin Hood's barn go around Robin Hoods barn go around somewhere go around sth

make-or-breakadjective

make-or-breakadjective