milestones

英 [ˈmaɪlstəʊnz]

美 [ˈmaɪlˌstoʊnz]

n.  重要事件; 重要阶段; 转折点; 里程碑
milestone的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 里程碑;重大事件;重要阶段
  Amilestoneis an important event in the history or development of something or someone.
  1. He said the launch of the party represented a milestone in Zambian history...
     他说该党的创立是赞比亚历史上的一个里程碑。
  2. Starting school is a milestone for both children and parents.
     对于孩子和家长而言，开始上学是一件大事。
• （路边显示到某地距离的）里程碑，里程标志
  Amilestoneis a stone by the side of a road showing the distances to particular places.

双语例句

• The social and emotional development milestones teachers expect of children.
  教师是孩子成长中的社会感和情感的里程碑。
• So our next milestones will be driven by the requirements we get.
  因此，下一个里程碑将由我们得到的需求来驱动。
• Milestones can be set for an event.
  可以为一个事件设置多个里程碑。
• A comparison of currently forecast completion dates and scheduled completion dates for key milestones.
  关键里程碑工程当前预测竣工日期与预定竣工日期之间的对比。
• Create linear timelines with milestones and interval markers.
  创建带里程碑和间隔标记的线形时间线。
• A high-level project plan with clearly defined high-level activities and milestones must also be provided.
  另外还必须提供一个粗略的项目计划（其中记录了经过清晰定义的高级别活动和里程碑）。
• The Project Plan defines the project phases and milestones.
  这个项目计划规定了这个项目的状态和重要事件。
• My life has been blessed with many milestones and accomplishments of which I am proud.
  我的生活非常幸运，有许多我感到骄傲的重要事情和成就。
• These milestones express the increasing probability that the proposal will be given authorization to start.
  这些里程碑表达了建议能够被批准开始的增加了的可能性。
• This means that we must define a set of iterations or milestones for each solution.
  这意味着我们必须对每个解决方案定义一组迭代或者里程碑。