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

• These change initiatives are run according to phases and milestones that help control the risks of change.
  这些变化开端依照阶段和里程碑运行，这有助于我们控制变化的风险。
• I think we should be proud of these milestones, and celebrate them as well.
  我认为我们应该为这些里程碑感到自豪，并值得庆祝。
• Typically, milestones are attached to specific dates on a timeline to form a project plan.
  通常，多个里程碑被附加到一个时间轴上的具体日期，从而形成一个项目计划。
• 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。
• 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）。
• Capture the structure ( model) of the timeline and its corresponding milestones, events, and notifications.
  捕获时间轴的结构（模型）及其里程碑、事件和通知。
• This in fact may be the most important of all milestones achieved to date.
  实际上，这可能是迄今取得的所有里程碑中最重要的。
• Milestones are defined at critical execution points and key roles for meeting each milestone are identified and assigned.
  在重要的执行点上定义了里程碑，并且为了符合每个里程碑的要求，标识和分配了一些关键角色。
• Governance is best achieved incrementally, following a roadmap with well-defined milestones and measurable results.
  治理被增量地依照带有明确里程碑和可度量的结果的路标实现。
• When scheduling, include measurable and significant ( individual and group) milestones in each phase of a schedule.
  在日程的每一个阶段加入可测量的和显著的里程碑（个人的和团队的）。