momentous的意思 momentous的意思是什么

1. 重大的
2. 重要的
3. 关键的
4. 声势浩大的
5. 巨大的
6. 严重的

1. of very great significance;

   "deciding to drop the atom bomb was a very big decision"
   "a momentous event"
   

1.重大的;关键的;有影响的
If you refer to a decision, event, or change asmomentous, you mean that it is very important, often because of the effects that it will have in the future.

e.g. ...themomentous decision to send in the troops...
派遣部队的重大决定
e.g. The past three years have been among the mostmomentous in world history.
过去的3年是世界历史上最重要的时期之一。

1. There was no doubt it would be a momentous occasion.
   毫无疑问，那将是极为重要的场合。

• Never before..has mankind had such momentous choices placed in his hands.

  出自：M. Mead

• A momentous day for Europe, for it marked the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian War.

  出自：M. Meyer

momentary，momentous

这两个词都来自名词moment。

momentary意思是“瞬刻的”、“暂时的”（transitory or lasting only for a moment），其后常跟pain、interruption、expectation、happiness、emotion等词，其同义词是transient/ephemeral；反义词是lasting.

momentous意思是“重大的“（of great consequence）。其后常跟events、news、moments、date等词，其同义词是important、highly significant；反义语是trifling。

significant，important，momentous

这些形容词均含“重要的，重大的”之意。

significant指某事物由于特别优秀或特别有意义而显得重要与突出。

important最普通用词，指有权威、有影响的人或值得注意的、有价值的事物。

momentous指极其重要的。