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单词 conjuncture
释义
conjuncture
noun[CorU]
formal
uk
/kənˈdʒʌŋk.tʃər/us
/kənˈdʒʌŋk.tʃɚ/
acombinationof thingshappeningat the sametime:
（事件的）同时发生；事态，局面
Aparticularconjuncture ofeventsunleashedtheextraordinarydestructivepowerofNazism.一连串特殊事件共同催生了极具破坏力的纳粹主义势力。
amagazineat the conjuncture ofmusic,fashion,art, anddesign一份集音乐、时尚、艺术和设计为一体的杂志
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Acting, being or existing together
Occurring and happening
(Definition ofconjuncturefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofconjuncture

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This passion for understanding was the product ofconjuncture, the simultaneous explosion of global crisis-intellectual, economic, political and moral.
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They show that modernization and accelerated change had different conjunctures which depended on the political frame of the prevailing empire.
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Indeed, the ideological mixture, theconjunctureof apparently mutually incompatible positions, is perhaps what is most striking about the unrest among the population.
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Some exceptional individuals do exploit unusual political conjunctures to initiate changes that cannot be accounted for on structural grounds alone.
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The reinvention of the state under his direction allowed aconjunctureof historical forces to come into being.
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Accounts of this sort can be extraordinarily vivid, and may generate compelling ex post interpretations of particular conjunctures.
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What makes the film specifically 'operatic' is the particularconjunctureof sound and image.
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For this is a medium, arising at this particular historicalconjuncture, that afforded new conditions of musical production and cultural dissemination.
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It was the process of reconstruction during and after the war that brought theconjunctureof ethnoracial distinctions and nationhood to crisis.
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Retrospective analysis can start from theconjuncturewhich brings the causal sequences together.
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The theoretical issue in this case is the distinction between structures and conjunctures.
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With the falling tile, theconjunctureis trivially simple.
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First, the center - periphery perspective ignores the historical specificity of the cur rentconjuncture.
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Environmental history's role should be to assemble the evidence to help describe and analyze these particular conjunctures to understand broader patterns.
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We are concerned here with the consistency of the numerical increase of fillers, its continuity, and up to what phase orconjunctureof acquisitional achievements.
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