The dropping of the first atom bomb marked a new epoch in warfare.
the importance of the computer in the present epoch
an epoch of great social change
Welfare reform was an epoch in the history of US social policy.
• A memorable date
• A unit of geological time
• Age
• Ages and ages
• Beginning of a historic period
• Big time
• Date of reference
• Distinctive era
• Distinctive historical period
• Distinctive period
• Distinctive period of history
• Distinctive time
• Eocene, e.g.
• Eocene, for one
• Era
• Era's advent
• Extended period
• Geologic period
• Geologic span
• Geologic time
• Geologic time period
• Geologic time unit
• Geological episode
• Geological interval
• Geologist's division
• Great time
• He holds a cop back for a long time (5)
• Historic period
• Historic time
• Important age
• Important historical period
• Important period
• Long geologic time period
• Long period of time
• Long time
• Long, long time
• Memorable era
• Memorable period
• Memorable period of time
• Memorable time
• Miocene or Pliocene
• Miocene, for example
• Moment in time, in astronomy
• Momentous era
• Notable period
• Notable time period
• Notable time span
• Noteworthy period
• Noteworthy period of history
• Noteworthy time
• Oligocene, for one
• Paleocene or eocene, e.g.
• Part of a period
• Part of a period, geologically
• Period
• Period in history
• Period of note
• Period of time
• Period on a geologic time scale
• Period part
• Period piece
• Pleistocene is one
• Pleistocene, e.g.
• Pleistocene, for one
• Pliocene or Miocene
• Pliocene, e.g.
• Prominent period
• Remarkable time
• Signal period of time
• Significant period
• Significant time
• Special period
• The Eocene, for one
• Time
• Time of the past
• Time period
• Time to remember
• Years and years
• A period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event
• (astronomy) the precise date that is the point of reference for which information (as coordinates of a celestial body) is referred
• A unit of geological time
an epoch of scientific discoveries - век научных открытий
in epochs beyond historical reach - в доисторические времена
to mark /to make/ an epoch - открыть новую эру
the treaty ushered in an epoch of peace - этим договором была открыта новая эра мира
his coming of age was an epoch in his life - совершеннолетие открыло новую страницу в его жизни
epoch of equinox - эпоха равноденствия
glacial epoch - ледниковый период
1. 1) эпоха, век, эра
an ~ of scientific discoveries - век научных открытий
in ~s beyond historical reach - в доисторические времена
2) поворотный пункт, переломный момент (истории, жизни и т. п.)
to mark /to make/ an ~ - открыть новую эру
the treaty ushered in an ~ of peace - этим договором была открыта новая эра мира
his coming of age was an ~ in his life - совершеннолетие открыло новую страницу в его жизни
2. астр. эпоха
~ of equinox - эпоха равноденствия
3. геол. период; век
glacial ~ - ледниковый период
glacial epoch ледниковый период.
1) эпоха; век; эра; поворотный пункт;
2) длительный период общественного развития, характеризуемый господством определенных ценностей;
3) значительный временной период в эволюции Земли;
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2) интервал, период
3) эпоха