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Definition of annus mirabilis in English: annus mirabilisnounˌanəs mɪˈrɑːbɪlɪsˌænəs məˈrɑbələs A remarkable or auspicious year. 奇迹年，吉年 Example sentencesExamples - 1953, as the editors put it, was an annus mirabilis for science.
- In 1905, an annus mirabilis for Einstein, he made three fundamental discoveries.
- Anyway, 2005 marks a full century since Einstein's annus mirabilis, the year he published the four papers that catapulted him from clerk at the Bern Patent Office to an international superstar.
- Gone with the Wind, the biggest achievement in Hollywood's annus mirabilis, is many things to many people.
- Looking back on this astonishing output, scientists and historians of science marvel at what is commonly referred to as Einstein's annus mirabilis - his miraculous year.
- Since then, his career has taken off in leaps and bounds, with 2005 turning into an annus mirabilis.
- The year 1901, as the late Alan Bold once remarked, represented the annus mirabilis of modern Scottish fiction.
- Brisbane is the team of the century and this year has been its annus mirabilis.
- The struggles both players had after their annus mirabilis were perhaps natural.
- As Britain's gains mounted up in the annus mirabilis of 1759, Horace Walpole famously remarked that so numerous were the successes the church bells were worn out ringing for victories.
- Between courses we continued to plan for victory - truly 2003 is going to be an annus mirabilis.
- The Year 2001, and for me personally, an annus mirabilis.
- The annus mirabilis of 1995 was the beginning, the peak, and the end of serious efforts along these lines.
- On and off the field, there is ample evidence of another resurrection, and season 2004 could well turn into another annus mirabilis.
- Nineteen twenty two was modernism's annus mirabilis, the year in which both Ulysses and The Waste Land touched down.
- In this anniversary of Albert Einstein's annus mirabilis of 1905, it is tempting to examine one of the many books treating one of most significant creative outbursts of all time.
- Germany has chosen to dedicate this year, 2005, to Albert Einstein on the 100th anniversary of his annus mirabilis.
- England went on to an annus mirabilis: victory in the Six Nations, victory over New Zealand and Australia in New Zealand and Australia, and then victory in the World Cup.
- This year really is turning out to be her annus mirabilis.
- Little were we to know that 2000 was to be our annus mirabilis.
OriginModern Latin, 'wonderful year'. Definition of annus mirabilis in US English: annus mirabilisnounˌanəs məˈräbələsˌænəs məˈrɑbələs A remarkable or auspicious year. 奇迹年，吉年 Example sentencesExamples - In this anniversary of Albert Einstein's annus mirabilis of 1905, it is tempting to examine one of the many books treating one of most significant creative outbursts of all time.
- Between courses we continued to plan for victory - truly 2003 is going to be an annus mirabilis.
- England went on to an annus mirabilis: victory in the Six Nations, victory over New Zealand and Australia in New Zealand and Australia, and then victory in the World Cup.
- As Britain's gains mounted up in the annus mirabilis of 1759, Horace Walpole famously remarked that so numerous were the successes the church bells were worn out ringing for victories.
- The year 1901, as the late Alan Bold once remarked, represented the annus mirabilis of modern Scottish fiction.
- Anyway, 2005 marks a full century since Einstein's annus mirabilis, the year he published the four papers that catapulted him from clerk at the Bern Patent Office to an international superstar.
- The Year 2001, and for me personally, an annus mirabilis.
- The annus mirabilis of 1995 was the beginning, the peak, and the end of serious efforts along these lines.
- This year really is turning out to be her annus mirabilis.
- In 1905, an annus mirabilis for Einstein, he made three fundamental discoveries.
- Nineteen twenty two was modernism's annus mirabilis, the year in which both Ulysses and The Waste Land touched down.
- 1953, as the editors put it, was an annus mirabilis for science.
- On and off the field, there is ample evidence of another resurrection, and season 2004 could well turn into another annus mirabilis.
- Since then, his career has taken off in leaps and bounds, with 2005 turning into an annus mirabilis.
- Germany has chosen to dedicate this year, 2005, to Albert Einstein on the 100th anniversary of his annus mirabilis.
- Gone with the Wind, the biggest achievement in Hollywood's annus mirabilis, is many things to many people.
- Looking back on this astonishing output, scientists and historians of science marvel at what is commonly referred to as Einstein's annus mirabilis - his miraculous year.
- Brisbane is the team of the century and this year has been its annus mirabilis.
- Little were we to know that 2000 was to be our annus mirabilis.
- The struggles both players had after their annus mirabilis were perhaps natural.
OriginModern Latin, ‘wonderful year’. |