第三人称复数：thresholds
名词门槛，入口，开始; [物理学]临界值; <英>级限协定; [航空学]跑道入口
形容词阈值的，临界值的; <英>按物价指数变动工资的，工资极限的，级限的
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1. The sound was so loud it was on the threshold of pain.
声音大得开始使人无法忍受。
2. The tax threshold for a pensioner is $6,000.
领退休金的人的纳税起点是六千美元。
3. He had never crossed the threshold of a bar before.
他过去从未进过酒吧的门。
4. Scientists are on the threshold of a breakthrough in their treatment of that disease.
科学家在治疗那种疾病方面很快就要取得突破。
1. 开端：性别不平等最深层的问题(其中两性主要被构建为社会差异),或者在开端(threshold)就被排除,或者在覆盖面上被阻止. 由此,差异作为关于社会的性别的含义被铭记在社会上,并作为关于性别歧视的界限被写进法律. 在性别歧视法中,
2. 门坎：europaea)可以借着调节细胞内(intracelluar)的pH 值作良好的适应(Frijink et硝化作用已经无法进行(Painter,1970),后又发现硝酸菌忍耐高温的门坎(threshold)要比亚硝酸菌高约7℃,原因是亚硝酸菌的活性若从对硝化细菌的伤害更大.
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1. 门槛;门口
The threshold of a building or room is the floor in the doorway, or the doorway itself.
e.g. He stopped at the threshold of the bedroom...
他在卧室门口停住了。
e.g. The bride was carried over the threshold.
新娘被抱进了家门。
2. (某事发生或改变的)界限，阈，起始点
A threshold is an amount, level, or limit on a scale. When the threshold is reached, something else happens or changes.
e.g. She has a low threshold of boredom and needs the constant stimulation of physical activity...
她容易厌倦，需要时常进行活动来刺激一下。
e.g. The consensus has clearly shifted in favour of raising the nuclear threshold...
显然大家已普遍开始转向支持提高核武器使用的门槛了。
3. threshold
3. 在…开端;将要经历;面临着
If you are on the threshold of something exciting or new, you are about to experience it.
e.g. We are on the threshold of a new era in astronomy.
我们很快就将迎来天文学的新纪元。
e.g. ...a lovely girl on the threshold of growing up.
眼看就要长大成人的可爱女孩
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1. The nomination threshold requires a candidate to have no less than 150 nominations and each EC member can only nominate one candidate.
2. Sources said regulators would also enhance the steel sector's threshold in terms of technology, capital investment and environment protection.
3. Measures include increasing the capital threshold for developing new projects and prohibiting the granting of mortgages before completion of a project's main building.
4. threshold
4. We don't set a specific entry threshold as we pay more attention to the actual needs and growth potential of each potential customer.
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5. If the central government adjusts the threshold of the windfall tax, the profits of oil companies will grow.
6. This change implies a lowering of the threshold for foreign trade operators.
7. Tang also said he did not agree the threshold for election of the Chief Executive in 2012 is higher than before.
8. While the new measures will not raise the threshold to market access, they will require real and adequate cash deposits from investors.
9. The coefficient's approach to that important threshold has already incited debate on the Internet.
10. threshold是什么意思
10. A media commentator says raising the threshold will benefit the poor people, but two scholars say we can't count on the tax threshold alone.
noun
1. the sill of a door
a horizontal piece of wood or stone that forms the bottom of a doorway and offers support when passing through a doorway
2. the entrance (the space in a wall) through which you enter or leave a room or building
the space that a door can close
e.g. he stuck his head in the doorway
Synonym: doorway door room access
3. threshold
3. the smallest detectable sensation
Synonym: limen
4. threshold是什么意思
4. a region marking a boundary
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5. the starting point for a new state or experience
e.g. on the threshold of manhood