rallying point

ˈrallying ˌpoint noun [singular]

an idea, event, person etc that makes people come together to support something they believe in 号召力；聚集点；号召人

rallying point for

a rallying point for the struggle against apartheid

反对种族隔离制度的号召者

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rallying point• Like Nelson Mandela later, he became a symbol and a rallying point.• The Pittston coal strike served as a rallying point for organized labor.• The flag was still with us, and one or two of our regimental officers made it a rallying point.• A rallying point was needed and, for Tillyard, one was found in the golden age of the Elizabethan world.• If nothing else, the formula code gave protesters an effective rallying point.• It also then serves as the logical rallying point for quality and productivity.• To many, the springbok was transformed from a symbol of apartheid into a new rallying point for a reconciled nation.

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