conjuncture
英 [kən'dʒʌŋ(k)tʃə]
美
- conjuncture (n.)
- c. 1600, from French conjoncture (16c.), from Modern Latin *conjunctura, from Latin coniunctus (see conjunct).
- 1. At this conjuncture in our nation's affairs, we need firm leadership.
- 当此国家危急之秋, 我们需要坚强的领导.
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- 2. Therefore, the conjuncture of ground and underground become the main character of spatial conversion.
- 因此地面与地下的连接通道则成了空间环境转换的主角.
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