breakthrough

美音：[ˈbreɪkθruː] 英音：['breɪkθruː]

简单释义：

n.突破；开始取得成功之时

adj.突破性的

网络突破性进展；突围；突破点

变形：

复数：breakthroughs

完整释义：

1.突破
2.开始取得成功之时

例句：

The convergence of these industries puts San Diego in a position to create the next significant breakthrough in healthcare.
这些企业的会聚使圣地亚哥处于创造下一代保健业重大突破的有利地位。
He made his breakthrough two years ago when he won the competition for a right-back berth with Hatem Trabelsi.
两年前，他和哈特姆·特拉贝尔西竞争右后卫胜出，成了一个转折。
As I said, a betting man would not favour the chances of a rapid breakthrough after the Washington summit.
正如我说过的，任何赌徒都不会认为华盛顿峰会之后双方会取得迅速的进展。
When you see an opening for a breakthrough, it will be important for you to follow up quickly to show interest.
当你看到一个开放的突破口，这将是重要的，你要跟进迅速表现出兴趣。
It was the breakthrough in the Japanese auto industry that helped the company expand into the arena of passenger car production.
它是日本汽车业的革新，促使该公司拓展其产业涉足驾乘汽车制造。
But she said it was nevertheless a historic breakthrough because of the complexities China has mastered in a relatively short time.
但武平表示，这仍然是一个历史性的突破，因为中国在相对较短的时间里掌握了如此复杂的技术。
Iris put her hand up to manage what could be a breakthrough project for her company.
Iris放开手脚进行对公司来说可能是一次突破性的项目当中。
B-B-B has been a breakthrough for me. Finally I'm going to own my own business and I'm going to employ people.
对于我而言，B-B-B项目是一个转折点。通过它，我将最终拥有自己的企业，拥有自己的雇员。

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