breakthroughs

英 [ˈbreɪkˌθruːz]

美 [ˈbreɪkˌθruz]

n.  重大进展; 突破
breakthrough的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 突破；重大进展
  Abreakthroughis an important development or achievement.
  1. The company looks poised to make a significant breakthrough in China...
     这家公司看来很有把握在中国取得重大突破。
  2. The breakthrough came hours before a UN deadline.
     在联合国的最后期限到来前数小时取得了重大突破。

双语例句

• Determine the effectiveness of business processes to achieve the results, and identify opportunities for continuous improvements and breakthroughs.
  判断业务过程是否达到目标的有效性，及寻求持续提高和突破的机会。
• And this will be helped by medical breakthroughs as well as a rise in biomechanics.
  这一目标的实现将借助于医学方面的突破和生物力学的崛起。
• Medical breakthroughs have brought about great benefits for humanity as a whole.
  医学的飞跃发展产生了对人类很大的利益。
• We are seeking continuous, incremental improvements, not great breakthroughs.
  我们在寻求持续的、渐进的改善，而不是重大的突破。
• Everything we have done up to now is just the foundation for the more dramatic breakthroughs to come.
  我们所做的一切，到现在为止，只是基础，更戏剧性的突破来。
• We believe we will achieve greater breakthroughs by our excellent professional knowledge and plentiful experience in the new year.
  我们相信以我们专业的知识，丰富的经验，将在新的一年里取得更大的突破。
• In the field of nuclear waste management, some countries have made technological breakthroughs in dealing with spent fuel.
  在核废料管理领域，一些国家在乏燃料的处理方面取得了技术突破。
• Breakthroughs in device technology can be leveraged for transition between compute-centric and the more balanced data-centric compute architectures.
  设备技术中的突破被用于以计算为中心和更为平衡的以数据为中心的计算基础架构之间的转换。
• Throughout modern history, technological breakthroughs surpass the people who invent them.
  纵观现代历史，技术的突破性进展超越了发明它们的人类。
• Government suppression of information has stymied indigenous technological breakthroughs.
  政府对信息的压制妨碍了本土科技创新。