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a stage in a process of change or development 阶段；时期 during the initial/final phase 在初始/最终阶段 the construction/development/design phase 建设/开发/设计阶段 the testing phase of the project 项目的测试阶段 This technology is still in an early phase of development. 这项技术仍处于早期开发阶段。 - phase in something
an important phase in your career 你职业生涯中的重要阶段 The wedding marked the beginning of a new phase in Emma's life. 婚礼标志着埃玛生活新阶段的开始。 His anxiety about the work was just a passing phase. 他对工作的担心只是暂时的。 During his stay in Spain, his work entered a new phase. 在西班牙逗留期间，他的工作进入了一个新阶段。 She's going through a difficult phase. 她正处于困难时期。 The semester was divided into three phases of study. 这学期分为三个学习阶段。
Extra ExamplesIn the earliest phase of mental disorder, relatives feel confused. 在心理障碍出现的最初阶段，亲属会感到困惑不解。 It's just a phase he's going through. 那只是他正经历的一个阶段。 Society has entered a technological phase of evolution. 社会已进入技术革新阶段。 The co-op is still in the start-up phase. 合作社仍处于起步阶段。 The period can be divided into three distinct phases. 这一时期可以分为三个截然不同的阶段。 The process is still in its testing phase. 该工艺仍处于测试阶段。 a new phase in the European economy 欧洲经济的新阶段 as the team reaches the later phases of product development 当该小组进入产品开发的后期时 during the planning phase of an operation 在一项行动的规划阶段 early in the project's design phase 该项目设计阶段的早期 the acute phase of the disease 疾病的急性发作期 the main Catholic rituals that mark important phases in a person's life 标志着一个人一生中各重要阶段的主要天主教仪式 Most teenagers go through a difficult phase. 大多数青少年都会经历一个容易出问题的时期。 The basic idea is elaborated during the design phase. 在设计阶段阐述了基本思想。 The initial phase of the project will last six months. 项目的初始阶段将持续六个月。 We are now entering a critical phase of the campaign. 我们现在进入了运动的关键性阶段。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- early
- first
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- begin
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- during a/the phase
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each of the shapes of the moon as we see it from the earth at different times of the month 月相；（月亮的）盈亏 the phases of the moon 月相。
Word Originearly 19th cent. (in sense (2)): from French phase, based on Greek phasis ‘appearance’, from the base of phainein ‘to show’.