breakthrough
US
UK breakthrough n: (major progress or advance)
SC 突破性进展 tū pò xìng jìn zhǎn
Evan's therapist said that he has made a breakthrough in this therapy.
埃文的治疗师说他在该疗法上取得了突破性进展。
breakthrough n: (research: major discovery) (研究等)
SC 新发现, 新进展 xīn fā xiàn , xīn jìn zhǎn
Lydia's article has provided a real breakthrough in the research in this field.
莉迪亚的文章为该研究领域提出了一个全新发现。
breakthrough n: (military advance) (军事)
SC 突围，突破 tū wéi，tū pò
TC 突破
TC 突破
The Allies' breakthrough in Normandy pushed the German forces back.
盟军在诺曼底的突围迫使德军后撤。
breakthrough n as adj: (first success)
SC 最具突破性的
SC 首个获得成功的
The Beatles' breakthrough single was released in 1962.
甲壳虫乐队首获成功的单曲于1962年发行。
break through vi phrasal: figurative (make sudden advance)
SC 取得重大突破 qǔ dé zhòng dà tū pò
The company succeeded in breaking through with these new ideas.
公司成功利用这些新想法取得了重大突破。
break through [sth] vtr + prep: (demolish)
SC 突出（包围）
SC 冲破（障碍物）
The army used tanks to break through the barricades.
军队用坦克冲破路障。
make a breakthrough v expr: (make an important advance)
SC 完成突破 wán chéng tū pò
TC 有了突破
TC 有了突破
After years of study they made an important breakthrough in cancer research.