springboard

英['spriŋbɔ:d]美['spriŋbɔ:d]

n.
1.（跳水或体操中）的跳板
2. ~ (for/to sth)（有助于开展某事的）基础、出发点

同：	[n.] jumping-off point, point of departure

In women's one-meter springboard final, 29-year-old veteran Irina Lashko defeated world champion Blythe Hartley of Canada to clinch the gold
在女子一米板决赛中，29岁的老将伊·拉什科击败世界冠军、加拿大选手布·哈特利，夺得这个项目的金牌。收藏
Their Maoritanga, and these traditional values and institutions are the springboard for the current resurgence of Maori culture
这些传统的价值观和体制正是当前毛利文化复兴的起点。收藏
"It took me almost two years, but became the springboard and true inspiration for my career as a conflict mediator."
这费了我2年的时间,但这却成了我以后从事矛盾调解工作的起点和动力。收藏
Canada's Alexandre Despatie, who just turned 17 years old last month, won the men's one-meter springboard final
上月刚满17岁的加拿大小将亚·德斯帕蒂在男子一米板比赛中夺得金牌。收藏
The college debating society was a natural springboard for her career in politics.
大学里的辩论社自然成了她从政的垫脚石.收藏

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a flexible board for jumping upward
a beginning from which an enterprise is launched
- he uses other people's ideas as a springboard for his own
- reality provides the jumping-off point for his illusions
- the point of departure of international comparison cannot be an institution but must
[同] jumping-off point, point of departure, springboard

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