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单词 era
释义
era
noun[C]
uk
/ˈɪə.rə/us
/ˈer.ə/us
/ˈɪr.ə/
B2
aperiodoftimeof whichparticulareventsorstagesofdevelopmentaretypical:
时代；年代
the Jefferson era杰斐逊时代
abygone(= past)era过去的时代
the post-war era战后年代
They hadworkedforpeaceduring thelongeraofconflict.在漫长的冲突不断的年代里，他们努力争取和平。
Thefallof the Berlinwallmarkedthe end of anera.柏林墙的倒塌标志着一个时代的结束。
geologyspecialized
aperiodoftimein which thehistoryof theearthismeasured, into which aneoncan bedividedand which itself can bedividedintoepochs:
The Phanerozoiceonisdividedinto the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic eras.
Compare
eon
epoch
More examples
  • Thepresentpoliticalsystemis ahangoverfrom thecolonialera.
  • Heremembersthe 1960s as being an era ofsexualpermissiveness.
  • The president'sspeechheraldsa new era inforeignpolicy.
  • We are on thethresholdof a new era inEuropeanrelations.
  • The era wascharacterizedbypoliticalandculturalturbulence.
  • The Mesoproterozoic eraoccurredfrom 1,600 to 1,000 millionyearsago.
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Long periods of time
  • -athon
  • a long haulidiom
  • aeon
  • age
  • be insomethingfor the long haulidiom
  • donkey
  • donkey's yearsidiom
  • eon
  • epoch
  • eternity
  • forever
  • forever and a dayidiom
  • good
  • haul
  • long
  • long-stay
  • month
  • not in a month of Sundaysidiom
  • time
  • yonks

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Geology - general words
Prehistory
(Definition oferafrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
era
noun[C]
uk
/ˈɪə.rə/us
/ˈɪr.ə/
B2
aperiodoftimeof whichparticulareventsorstagesofdevelopmentaretypical
时代；年代
the Jefferson era杰斐逊时代
abygone(= past)era过去的时代
the post-war era战后年代
They hadworkedforpeaceduring thelongeraofconflict.在漫长的冲突不断的年代里，他们努力争取和平。
Thefallof the Berlinwallmarkedthe end of anera.柏林墙的倒塌标志着一个时代的结束。
More examples
  • Thepresentpoliticalsystemis ahangoverfrom thecolonialera.
  • Heremembersthe 1960s as being an era ofsexualpermissiveness.
  • The president'sspeechheraldsa new era inforeignpolicy.
  • We are on thethresholdof a new era inEuropeanrelations.
  • The era wascharacterizedbypoliticalandculturalturbulence.

era| American Dictionary

era
noun[C]
us
/ˈɪər·ə,ˈer·ə/
aperiodoftimeknownforparticulareventsordevelopments:
She was one of the moreremarkablewomen of her era.
(Definition oferafrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

ERA| Business English

ERA
noun[C]
GOVERNMENT,LAW
uk
us
→Equal Rights Amendment
(Definition ofERAfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofera

era
In theeraof high-precision cross-sectional echocardiography, it now seems redundant to continue using normal data obtained from formalin-fixed autopsy specimens.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These new parties often had origins in the civil society which was allowed to exist during the authoritarianera.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Also, much of this research has been conducted by musicologists, many of whom specialise in past eras of music history.
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In the post-1870eraserious medical books emphasizing these themes came thick and fast.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Looking back over the twentieth century it is easy to see how extensively the modernerahas been permeated by the notion of celebrity.
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One of the most important institutional reforms that would help usher in theeraof the free farmer is a thoroughgoing land reform.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The greatness of his poetry, and the fascination of theerawhich produced it, meanwhile remain undisputed.
From theCambridge English Corpus
First, fraternal rhetoric prepared working-class members for the industrialerarather than teaching them to question or challenge it.
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That was anerain which someone with a technical answer - an immunization or an antibiotic - really did know best.
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Recent developments suggest we may soon see a neweraof collaboration between linguistics and psychology that, one hopes, will be more enduring.
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Two things, however, make theeraimportant in terms of popular music policy and export.
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The problem is that such accounts do little to aid an understanding of the popular music industries in the contemporaryera.
From theCambridge English Corpus
It covers the eighteenth century (the pre-plantationera) and serves as an historical background to the period of interest to the author : 1800-1850.
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Concomitantly, we see the emergence of professionally oriented armies that are no longer the mass armies of the modernerapreparing for total war.
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Rethinking assimilation theory for a neweraof immigration.
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Collocationswithera

era

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baroque era
Okay, it's exciting to see a new musical that mixes filthy talk with music that alludes to the baroque era.
From theCambridge English Corpus
bygone era
They were, in a sense, the swansong of the bygone era of violent resistance.
From theCambridge English Corpus
colonial era
One chapter illuminates the colonial era, eight the nineteenth century, and four the twentieth century.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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