golden age

英 [ˈɡəʊldən eɪdʒ]

美 [ˈɡoʊldən eɪdʒ]

n.  (尤指过去的)黄金时代，鼎盛时期

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牛津词典

noun

• （尤指过去的）黄金时代，鼎盛时期
  a period during which sth is very successful, especially in the past
  1. the golden age of cinema
     电影的鼎盛时期

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （尤指艺术、文学等的）黄金时代，鼎盛时期
  Agolden ageis a period of time during which a very high level of achievement is reached in a particular field of activity, especially in art or literature.
  1. You grew up in the golden age of American children's books.
     你成长于美国儿童文学的黄金时期。

英英释义

noun

• any period (sometimes imaginary) of great peace and prosperity and happiness
• a time period when some activity or skill was at its peak
  1. it was the golden age of cinema

双语例句

• He describes this as a potential "golden age" for emerging markets.
  他表示，这可能是新兴市场的“黄金时代”。
• There are some pictures from the golden age of our team.
  这有一些我队鼎盛时期的图片。
• You grew up in the golden age of American children's books.
  你成长于美国儿童文学的黄金时期。
• But now the golden age is behind us.
  但现在，我们已经告别了这一黄金时代。
• I used to see three films a week in the golden age when cinemas were flourishing.
  在过去电影业处于兴旺时期，我一个星期看三部电影。
• That was the golden age of our time.
  那是我们的黄金时代。
• With the advent of the new era, the creation of dance drama music truly entered a golden age.
  新时期以来舞剧音乐创作真正进入了黄金时代。
• Others from the golden age are the medieval adventurer Prince Valiant and the mysterious, masked Phantom.
  还有中世纪冒险家华伦王子和神秘的面具幽灵。
• The Tang period was the golden age of literature and art.
  唐朝是文学和艺术的黄金时期。
• One can argue-and many have-that we are in yet another golden age of television.
  可以说，我们正处在一个全新的电视黄金时代，也的确已经有许多人表达了这样的看法。