beginning

the beginning of the end the event or development to which the conclusion or failure of something can be traced.

☞ In 1942 Winston Churchill, reporting on the Allied victory at the battle of Alamein, said 'This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.'

1992H. Norman SchwartzkopfIt Doesn't Take a Hero I heard about D-Day on the radio. The announcer quoted Ohio governor John Bricker's now-famous line that this was 'the beginning of the end of the forces of evil'.

词组	beginning
释义	beginning the beginning of the end the event or development to which the conclusion or failure of something can be traced. ☞ In 1942 Winston Churchill, reporting on the Allied victory at the battle of Alamein, said 'This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.' 1992H. Norman SchwartzkopfIt Doesn't Take a Hero I heard about D-Day on the radio. The announcer quoted Ohio governor John Bricker's now-famous line that this was 'the beginning of the end of the forces of evil'.
随便看	not know what hit you not know what to do with yourself not know where (or which way) to look not know where to look not know where to put yourself not know which way to look not know you are born not know you are born not know your arse from your elbow not know your arse from your elbow not know your arse from your elbow not least not least not let the grass grow under your feet not let the grass grow under your feet not likely! not make anything of not make anything of not mince matters not mince words not mince words (or matters) not miss a trick not miss a trick not miss much not move a muscle