breaking point
英 [ˈbreikiŋ pɔint] 美 [ˈbrekɪŋ pɔɪnt]

释义

转换点；断点；抗断强度；

英英释义

breaking point

• n.
  • (psychology) stress at which a person breaks down or a situation becomes crucial
  • the degree of tension or stress at which something breaks

双语例句

1. Some of these special nylon mountaineering ropes have a breaking point considerably higher than those of the old type.
   这些专用的尼龙登山绳比起那些旧型号的绳子的断裂点要高许多。
2. "accommodation note, lip service"
   空头支票
3. You can't set break points in an external editor.
   你不能够使用外部编辑器设置断点。
4. Breakpoints are not just for breaking anymore.
   断点不再仅用于进行中断。

权威例句

Hospital-Based Emergency Care: At the Breaking Point
Hospital-based emergency care: At the breaking point
Focus: Carbon Stretched to the Breaking Point
Muscle metabolism, lactate breaking point, and biomechanical features of endurance running.
At the breaking point: Cognitive and social dynamics of revenge in organizations.
Family caregiving in dementia--an analysis of the caregiver's burden and the "breaking-point"when home care becomes inadequate.
Hospital-Based Emergency Care: At the Breaking Point
Bent and Stretched but Not Yet to the Breaking Point: C 8 −C 16 sp Carbon Chains That Span Two Platinum Atoms and the First Structu...
L -Tryptophan decreases the breaking point under a progressive ratio schedule of intravenous cocaine reinforcement in the rat
The pursuit of loneliness : American culture at the breaking point