timeline
🇬🇧 /ˈtaɪmlaɪn/
🇺🇸 /ˈtaɪmlaɪn/
📖 释义
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noun
时间线; 时间表; 动态消息流; 编辑时间轴; 时间线(虚构)
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: timelines
第三人称单数: timelines
过去式: timelined
过去分词: timelined
现在分词: timelining
常用搭配
create a timelineon a timelinetimeline of eventsproject timelineset a timelineestablish a timeline
同义词
chronologyscheduletimeframesequenceprogression
易混淆词
timeframe
EN: 'Timeframe' refers to a period or duration in which something occurs; 'timeline' refers to a chronological sequence or visual representation of events.
zh: 'Timeframe'(时间框架)指某事发生的时期或持续时间;'timeline'(时间线)指事件的 chronological 顺序或可视化表示。
deadline
EN: 'Deadline' is a specific point by which something must be completed; 'timeline' is the broader sequence of events or milestones leading up to and beyond that point.
zh: 'Deadline'(截止日期)是必须完成某事的特定时间点;'timeline'(时间线)是通向该点及之后的更广泛的事件或里程碑序列。
拼写提示
EN: Write as one word ('timeline'), not two ('time line'), which is an older or informal variant.
zh: 写成一个词('timeline'),而不是两个词('time line'),后者是较旧或非正式的变体。
💬 例句
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The historian created a timeline showing the major events of World War II.
历史学家制作了一条展示二战重大事件的时间线。
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The project manager presented a timeline for the construction of the new building.
项目经理展示了新大楼建设的时间表。
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I scrolled through my timeline and saw that several friends had posted about the concert.
我刷了一下时间线,看到好几个朋友发了关于那场演唱会的帖子。
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She dragged the audio clip onto the timeline and aligned it with the video footage.
她把音频片段拖到时间轴上,并与视频画面对齐。
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In this alternate timeline, the Roman Empire never fell.
在这条架空时间线中,罗马帝国从未灭亡。