usher in

英 [ˈʌʃə in]

美 [ˈʌʃɚ ɪn]

基本含义：

引进； 开创

详情解释：

verb

1. be a precursor of

e.g. The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in the post-Cold War period

Synonym: inaugurateintroduce

1. 开启；迎来；引入
If one thing ushers in another thing, it indicates that the other thing is about to begin.

e.g. ...a unique opportunity to usher in a new era of stability in Europe.
开启欧洲稳定新纪元的绝无仅有的机会

1. usher in的反义词

1. 引领：18. overshadow使...相形见绌 | 20. usher in引领 | 21. speedy and comfortable既快捷又舒适

2. 带来,开始：up to 达到 | usher in 带来,开始 | wipe out 消除

3. 开始 begin 开始：321 unravel 弄清 discover 发现 | 322 usher in 开始 begin 开始 | 323 vary 改变 differ 与...不同

4. 开辟;创始;宣告...的来临, 引：use up 耗尽;用完 | usher in 开辟;创始;宣告...的来临, 引 | vantage point 有利地位

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相关例句：

The New year's bell will soon toll to usher in the year 2005.(2005年的新年钟声即将鸣响。)

In any case, the greediest employees may be the ones most likely to usher in the next banking crisis.(还有，贪婪的雇员将引领下场银行业危机。)

The economic downturn may usher in new opportunities for women to lead, but barriers preventing them from reaching the top remain.(经济萧条也许能带来新的机遇，使女性大显身手，不过，阻碍她们得到高层职位的障碍依然存在。)

So observers believe that his departure, whenever it comes, will usher in a period of instability which might, at worst, rival the turmoil in Kyrgyzstan.(观察者认为不论什么时候到来，他的离任都会带来动荡，其程度在最坏情况下可能与吉尔吉斯斯坦的动乱相当。)

Notice the rhetoric here: HP isn't saying with confidence it's the only company to usher in the new cloud economy, it's asking you who else can do it.(请注意她的修辞：惠普并没有满怀自信地表示自己是唯一一家引领新一代“云经济”的公司，而是在问：除了惠普之外，还有谁能做到这一点。)

Large Windows usher in natural light.(大大的窗户引入了自然光线。)

Several important figures will emerge on to the world stage and usher in change for their respective countries.(一些重要人物将会活跃在世界舞台上，而且将他们将迎接各自国家的变革。)

The progress will undoubtedly usher in improved medical treatments and a better understanding of the mechanisms of life.(生物学所取得的这些进展无疑将开创一个新的时代——人类的医疗水平大大提高，对生命机制的了解更加深入完善。)

Although many might welcome a more egalitarian world, the risk is that protectionism would usher in a deep global recession, as it did in the 1930s.(尽管许多人可能对一个更加平等的世界表示欢迎，但存在这样的风险，即保护主义势力会将全球经济推入另一次大衰退，就如同20世纪30年代一样。)

They aren't an adequate foundation to replace desktop applications and usher in Web 2.0.(它并不能作为替代桌面应用程序以及引入Web2.0的坚实基础。)