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| | ADJ | | | /ˈmeɪdʒə/ | | | | 1 | usually before noun important , serious , large , or great 重要的;严重的;大的;重大的 | | Major roadworks ahead. 前方道路大施工。 | | a major factor Age is a major factor affecting chances of employment. 年龄是影响就业机会的一个重要因素。 | | a major problem/obstacle one of the major problems facing our planet 我们星球所面临的重大问题之一 | | major change Further major changes were recommended by the board. 董事会建议进行进一步的重大改革。 | | 1a | more important , more serious , larger, or greater than other things 较重要的;较严重的;较大的 | | Our major concern is how to give everyone a fair chance. 我们更关注的是如何给每个人一个公平的机会。 | | The major attraction is a huge clock in the entrance hall. 最吸引人的是挂在入口门厅里的一个大钟。 | | | 1b | to be very important 非常重要 | | | | 2 | relating to a musical scale with semitones between the third and fourth and the seventh and eighth musical notes 大调的;大音阶的 | Words frequently used with major | major 的常见搭配词 | nouns | breakthrough, cause, change, concern, contribution, drawback, factor, influence, obstacle, overhaul, problem, setback, shake-up, shift, source, upheaval, | 1 | | | | |