fruition

名词成就，实现; 结果实; 享受

名词

1. 成就：fruitfully 产量多地 | fruition 成就 | fruitive 能产果实的

2. 完成;享受：fray#争吵;冲突 | fruition#完成;享受 | fusion#融解;联合

3. 结实;成就：fruitcoatoil 水果防护用油 | fruition 结实;成就 | frustafrustun 的复数

4. 结果/成就/实现/完成：fruiting /生成的/ | fruition /结果/成就/实现/完成/ | fruitwood /果树材/

1. 实现;完成;取得成果
    If something comes to fruition, it starts to succeed and produce the results that were intended or hoped for.

    e.g. These plans take time to come to fruition...
           这些方案需要时间才能取得成果。
    e.g. His hopes for a new political party have little chance of reaching fruition.
           他期盼出现一个新政党的愿望几乎不可能实现。

1. You may hit on the answer to a problem that has been plaguing you, but it should take time to come to fruition.

2. The arrests came well before the plan came to fruition and the FBI said there was no threat to the public from the plot.

3. But Shell is unable to say when a deal with China will reach fruition.

4. He pledged to the governor that he would do everything to ensure this bilateral accord would be seen through to its fruition.

5. The task is years from fruition, and even the biggest zealots acknowledge that their work may not pay off.

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6. If the FTA between the two neighbours comes to fruition, it will boost trade between the ROK and Japan and will benefit Seoul greatly.

7. Works on display at the show express artists unusual ideas, brought to fruition with new materials and techniques.

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8. The works on display at the show express their unusual ideas, brought to fruition with new materials and techniques.

9. Now his knowledge of what European customers want and need has come to fruition in China's rapidly developing travel industry.

10. It has taken over 300 million euros in investment and five years of work to bring this project to fruition.

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