landmark

英['lændmɑ:k]美['lændmɑ:k]

n.[C]
1.地标，地面建筑
2.界标，陆上明显标志
3.里程碑
a.
标志性的，有重大意义的

同：	[n.] turning point, watershed

RiSher centra pointThe Kremlin's most conspicuous landmark is the bell tower of Ivan the Great
此处乃地之中心。”克里姆林宫最引人注目的建筑要算是伊凡一世时期的钟搂了。收藏
Marble Arch is a famous London landmark.
大理石拱门是著名的伦敦标志.收藏
He orientated himself by finding a familiar landmark.
他靠找寻熟悉的路标确定了方向。收藏
Mountains dominate the city's landmark
重峦叠嶂构成这个城市的风景点。收藏
The Hudson Building was once the largest retail store in the world, and was also a landmark of detroit
哈德逊大厦曾经是世界上最大的零售商店，也是底特律市的地标。收藏

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the position of a prominent or well-known object in a particular landscape
- the church steeple provided a convenient landmark
an event marking a unique or important historical change of course or one on which important developments depend
- the agreement was a watershed in the history of both nations
[同] landmark, turning point, watershed

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