advent

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ad·vent /ˈædvent/ noun written

the advent of something written BEGINNINGthe time when something first begins to be widely used 某事物的出现[到来] SYN coming

the advent of the computer

计算机的问世

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the advent of something• Many more people died of infections before the advent of penicillin.• Long before the advent of robots and personal computers, he invented a race of super-intelligent robots.• Or you can shorten the story to hasten the advent of dream-time.• External information provision has seen the advent of end-user searching of external hosts.• Not since the advent of beat-the-clock recipes has cooking dinner become so streamlined.• That changed dramatically with the advent of air conditioning.• Even with the advent of mass unemployment, this trend has continued, if anything more strongly.• With the advent of liberalism, it became a doctrine.• With the advent of word processors, the use of standard letters and paragraphs has been made easier.

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advent• This type of person continued to visit the island until the 1960s and the advent of air travel for all.• The most alarming statistic was the state of the game before the advent of this precipitous decline.• However, it was the advent of television which really transformed sportsmen.• The advent of natural gas for use in the ammonia process occurred in the early 1970s.• The advent of policy activism implied an adherence to policy rules radically different from those which had been applied previously.• The advent of scientific thinking has institutionalised the idea that knowledge has to progress and can do so only through research.

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