juncture
موڑ
definition
noun
it is difficult to say at this juncture whether this upturn can be sustained
a particular point in events or time.
example
the plane crashed at the 'juncture' of two mountains
We are at a critical 'juncture' in the future of the EU.
the plane crashed at the 'juncture' of two mountains
it is difficult to say at this 'juncture' whether this upturn can be sustained
Our affair is approaching a critical 'juncture' .
State and local governments are thus at a critical 'juncture' .
At this 'juncture' , there is a desperate need for human contact.
‘We really are at a critical 'juncture' at the moment,’ says Stewart.
On the other hand, to debate the appropriateness of a single currency union at this 'juncture' may engender unintended results.
it is difficult to say at this 'juncture' whether this upturn can be sustained
The repair works on Eagles Bridge 'juncture' and the section connecting it to three other main city arteries caused hellish traffic jams during the week.
After about a kilometer of corridor, they came to a large 'juncture' where the passage intersected ramps leading both up and down.
It also comes at an interesting 'juncture' as Turkey makes its bid to join the European Union.
So what does Friedman think the European Union should be doing at this 'juncture' ?
These events are examples of kernels - a critical 'juncture' in the story.
Britain's economy has come to a critical 'juncture' .
Our nation is once again at a critical 'juncture' .
I've seen other senators say that the most important speech perhaps at this 'juncture' will be the one that is made by the loser rather than the winner.
And so I am at that 'juncture' where I entertain the idea of a second career.
At this 'juncture' you might be wondering about a couple of things.
Clearly what was missing was experience and a more solid approach at critical 'junctures' .
Farm families face business decisions at critical 'junctures' in their lives; each one has an emotional component that must be addressed.
But at critical 'junctures' in the history of astronomy, there is generally an overabundance of ideas on how to move ahead.
But at critical 'junctures' in the post-war period, for various strategic and or economic reasons, national leaders opted for greater integration.
These 'junctures' are analogous to the contacts occurring in an annular solar eclipse, except that now the dark object is much smaller than the Moon.
That limits students' freedom during one of the most critical 'junctures' of their lives.
However, do not draw at the point where two veins join as there is a valve at these 'junctures' .
The adjoining infrastructure is over 15 km long and includes a new road linking the existing roads with the bridge and road 'junctures' .
Brind seemed somewhat rattled by a few disputed calls at critical 'junctures' of the match.
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