第三人称复数：cornerstones
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1. Hard work is the cornerstone of success.
努力工作是成功的首要因素。
1. 礎：由于MTX在治疗RA中的显著优越性,目前多主张将其作为联合用药的基础(cornerstone) 联合治疗主要用于病程较长和难治性(指已经至少足量使用两种 DMARDs,尤其是MTX和SASP,而效果不佳)RA患者,研究表明MTX, SASP和HCQ三者联合使用的效果要优于这三种药两两联合,
1. 基石;基础;最重要的部分
The cornerstone of something is the basic part of it on which its existence, success, or truth depends.
e.g. Research is the corner-stone of the profession.
研究是这一职业的基础。
1. cornerstone
1. Six cornerstone investors have pledged to buy up to $ 250 million of the shares, the draft prospectus said.
2. The cornerstone of developed capital markets throughout the world is the institutional market, and the mutual fund and asset managers who populate it.
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3. As the cornerstone of the collective security mechanism in the era of globalization, the UN must be strengthened rather than weakened.
4. Chow reiterated that the scheme was intended to complement the public system, which will remain the cornerstone of the healthcare system.
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5. " He is the cornerstone of the team, " Drogba said.
6. And the north side version of this cornerstone of the city's bar scene certainly makes up for its uninspiring dcor with volume and variety.
7. The summit was a strong indication that Chinese industry has woken up to the call for conservation as a cornerstone of sustainable economic growth.
8. He stressed that honesty and trustworthiness are not only the cornerstone of the market economy, but also the lifeblood of the firms and individuals in the profession.
9. Our brands delivered almost 2 million vehicles worldwide in the first three months, and the Chinese market is a cornerstone of this strong development.
10. The cornerstone of Chinese diplomacy lies in its national interests, and the country's diplomatic initiatives should be aimed at defending its national interests.
noun
1. a stone at the outer corner of two intersecting masonry walls
2. a stone in the exterior of a large and important building
usually carved with a date and laid with appropriate ceremonies
3. the fundamental assumptions from which something is begun or developed or calculated or explained
e.g. the whole argument rested on a basis of conjecture
Synonym: basis base foundation fundament groundwork