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Definition of era - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
historylong period with distinct features
- The Victorian era was known for its strict social norms.
2.
geologyTECH. major division of geological timeTECH.
- Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic era.
3.
new beginningRare time starting from a significant eventRare
- The digital era began with the rise of the internet.
Expressions with era
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time of peak creativity or innovation
The Renaissance was a golden era for art and science.
major change in circumstances
The retirement of the CEO signaled the end of an era for the company.
beginning of a significant new period or change
The invention marked the dawn of a new era in technology.
the current historical period we live in
Technology defines our era.
period marked by significant change
The invention of the internet marked a new era in communication.
define a period with significant events or changes
The invention of the internet marked an era of digital communication.
present or recent times
We live in the modern era of technology.
important new period starts with hope or change
A new era dawns for the country after the election.
time of strict regulation or ban
Some compare the current laws to a new prohibition era.
period characterized by widespread use of automation
The automation era revolutionized manufacturing processes globally.
historical period when one region is ruled by settlers from another
Many buildings in the city date back to the colonial era.
begin a significant period or development
The discovery of penicillin inaugurated a new era in medicine.
period marked by failures or lack of success
The artist's flop era lasted for three albums.
period when emotions overshadow facts in public opinion
We live in a post-truth era where facts are ignored.
time period starting from Christ's birth year
The Christian era began over two thousand years ago.
period in British history during Elizabeth I's reign
The Elizabethan era was a golden age for English drama.
period of years following a major war, often marked by rebuilding
The post-war era brought rapid industrial growth and new social programs.
time in history when a communist government controlled public life
Many older buildings were constructed during the communist era.
time known for strict social norms and moral values
Victorian era values influenced many aspects of daily life.
major division of geological time with distinct events
The Mesozoic is a well-known geological era.
period in film history without synchronized sound
The silent era produced many classic films.
historic period from 1600 to 1750 in Europe
The Baroque era produced many famous composers like Bach.
geological time period from 66 million years ago to now
The Cenozoic era saw the rise of mammals.
geological time from 230 to 63 million years ago
Dinosaurs thrived during the Mesozoic era.
Origin of era
Latin, aera (era)
Terms with era included in their meaning
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culture phase
historical period or era
current era
in the current era or nowadays
quality antiques
items of high quality from a past era
style
classic and admired from a past era
current
related to the present time or era
era
length of time with special features or measurable duration
history
historical period or era
vintage style
style reminiscent of a past era
artificially aged
made to appear old or from a past era
history
relating to the era when a country was foreign-ruled
history
before the Christian era in historical dates
prior era
happening before someone was born or involved
early era
early stage of cultural development
distant time
existing in a different time or era
history
era of history with distinctive features
time
during the current time or era, not the past
time
current era emphasizing contemporary advancements
people
person living in the current era
technology
the current era characterized by advanced technology and globalization
nowadays
in the current time or era
culture
style or method from a previous era
time
the current period or era
space era
technology and culture associated with space exploration
stagnation
historical era lacking knowledge and progress
Examples of era in a sentence
We live in a digital era with rapid technological advances. The Paleozoic era saw the rise of fish. Geologists study the Cenozoic era extensively. The industrial era transformed global economies. We are entering a new era of technology.
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- French:époque, période, ...
- German:Ära, ...
- Italian:epoca, era, ...
- Spanish:era, ...
- Portuguese:era, época, ...
- Chinese:时代, 地质时代, ...
- Japanese:時代, 地質時代, ...
- Arabic:عَصْر, عَهْد, ...
- Hebrew:תְּקוּפָה, תְּקוּפָה, ...
- Russian:эпоха, ...
- Ukrainian:епоха, ера, ...
- Hindi:युग, भूवैज्ञानिक युग, ...
Definition of ERA - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: Equal Rights AmendmentRare US proposed change to give equal rights to everyoneRare US
- The ERA aims to ensure equal rights for all citizens.
2.
acr: earned run averageTECH. US number showing how many runs a pitcher allowsTECH. US
- His ERA is the best in the league this season.
3.
acr: European Railway AgencyTECH. US agency overseeing railways in EuropeTECH. US
- The ERA sets safety standards for trains.
Abbreviation
abr: Electronic Residency Application ServiceTECH. US online system for applying to medical residenciesTECH. US
- Submit your documents through the ERA before the deadline.
Origin of ERA
Latin aera (era)
Examples of ERA in a sentence
Activists rallied for the ERA to be passed. The pitcher's ERA improved after the last game. Fans often debate the importance of a low ERA. The ERA monitors cross-border rail operations. ERA regulations impact all European train services. Check your ERA status online regularly.
The hospital only accepts ERA applications now.
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- French:proposition de modification pour l'égalité des droits, plateforme de candidature électronique pour les résidences médicales, ...
- German:Gleichberechtigungsänderung, Earned Run Average, ...
- Italian:emendamento per la parità dei diritti, ERA, ...
- Spanish:Enmienda de Igualdad de Derechos, ERA, ...
- Portuguese:Emenda dos Direitos Iguais, SIR, ...
- Chinese:平权修正案, 电子住院医师申请服务, ...
- Japanese:平等権修正条項, ERA, ...
- Arabic:تَعْدِيل الحُقوق المُتَساوِية, نظام التقديم الإلكتروني للإقامة الطبية, ...
- Hebrew:הַתִּיקּוּן לְשִׁוְיוֹן זְכֻיּוֹת, ERA, ...
- Russian:ERA, ЕРС, ...
- Ukrainian:ЗПР, Електронна система подачі заяв на резидентуру, ...
- Hindi:ईआरए, अर्जित रन औसत, ...
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