Definition of Waterloo, Battle of in English:

Waterloo, Battle of

proper nounˌwɔːtəˈluːˈwä-

1A battle fought on 18 June 1815 near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power.
1. 1.1as noun a Waterloo A decisive defeat or failure.
  the coach rued the absence of his top player as his team met their Waterloo
  Example sentencesExamples
  Building societies faced just such a Waterloo a few years ago, when at one stage it was as if the entire sector would be swallowed up by the banks.
  Whether it is a Waterloo or blue skies for the airline, Ryanair shareholders will be only too pleased to see de Palacio reporting to the full commission as soon as possible.
  Alexander had barely a moment to piece this information together before Will's battle with the figure turned to a Waterloo.
  But while awaiting this plan D, it is Europe that has suffered a Waterloo this June 18.
  But in the epic battle over the state's environmental policies, the recent decision by the state Supreme Court to restrict the clinic was a Waterloo for environmentalists.
  The 1910 election was a Waterloo for the Taft administration's naval policy.
  Woods wasn't alone - Colin Montgomerie, David Toms and Phil Mickelson all met their Waterloos in the wet stuff - but like a true champion he bounced back.
  From installation to usage to tweaking, this is a release that is fun for the techies and, well, much less of a Waterloo for novice users.
  Synonyms
  undoing, ruin, ruination, loss of power, loss of prosperity, loss of status

Definition of Waterloo, Battle of in US English:

Waterloo, Battle of

proper nounˈwä-

1A battle fought on June 18, 1815, near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power.
1. 1.1as noun a Waterloo A decisive defeat or failure.
  his team met their Waterloo
  Example sentencesExamples
  Alexander had barely a moment to piece this information together before Will's battle with the figure turned to a Waterloo.
  Building societies faced just such a Waterloo a few years ago, when at one stage it was as if the entire sector would be swallowed up by the banks.
  But while awaiting this plan D, it is Europe that has suffered a Waterloo this June 18.
  But in the epic battle over the state's environmental policies, the recent decision by the state Supreme Court to restrict the clinic was a Waterloo for environmentalists.
  Woods wasn't alone - Colin Montgomerie, David Toms and Phil Mickelson all met their Waterloos in the wet stuff - but like a true champion he bounced back.
  From installation to usage to tweaking, this is a release that is fun for the techies and, well, much less of a Waterloo for novice users.
  Whether it is a Waterloo or blue skies for the airline, Ryanair shareholders will be only too pleased to see de Palacio reporting to the full commission as soon as possible.
  The 1910 election was a Waterloo for the Taft administration's naval policy.
  Synonyms
  undoing, ruin, ruination, loss of power, loss of prosperity, loss of status

单词	Waterloo, Battle of
释义	Definition of Waterloo, Battle of in English: Waterloo, Battle of proper nounˌwɔːtəˈluːˈwä- 1A battle fought on 18 June 1815 near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power. 1.1as noun a Waterloo A decisive defeat or failure. the coach rued the absence of his top player as his team met their Waterloo Example sentencesExamples Building societies faced just such a Waterloo a few years ago, when at one stage it was as if the entire sector would be swallowed up by the banks. Whether it is a Waterloo or blue skies for the airline, Ryanair shareholders will be only too pleased to see de Palacio reporting to the full commission as soon as possible. Alexander had barely a moment to piece this information together before Will's battle with the figure turned to a Waterloo. But while awaiting this plan D, it is Europe that has suffered a Waterloo this June 18. But in the epic battle over the state's environmental policies, the recent decision by the state Supreme Court to restrict the clinic was a Waterloo for environmentalists. The 1910 election was a Waterloo for the Taft administration's naval policy. Woods wasn't alone - Colin Montgomerie, David Toms and Phil Mickelson all met their Waterloos in the wet stuff - but like a true champion he bounced back. From installation to usage to tweaking, this is a release that is fun for the techies and, well, much less of a Waterloo for novice users. Synonyms undoing, ruin, ruination, loss of power, loss of prosperity, loss of status Definition of Waterloo, Battle of in US English: Waterloo, Battle of proper nounˈwä- 1A battle fought on June 18, 1815, near the village of Waterloo (in what is now Belgium), in which Napoleon's army was defeated by the British (under the Duke of Wellington) and Prussians. The allied pursuit caused Napoleon's army to disintegrate entirely, ending his bid to return to power. 1.1as noun a Waterloo A decisive defeat or failure. his team met their Waterloo Example sentencesExamples Alexander had barely a moment to piece this information together before Will's battle with the figure turned to a Waterloo. Building societies faced just such a Waterloo a few years ago, when at one stage it was as if the entire sector would be swallowed up by the banks. But while awaiting this plan D, it is Europe that has suffered a Waterloo this June 18. But in the epic battle over the state's environmental policies, the recent decision by the state Supreme Court to restrict the clinic was a Waterloo for environmentalists. Woods wasn't alone - Colin Montgomerie, David Toms and Phil Mickelson all met their Waterloos in the wet stuff - but like a true champion he bounced back. From installation to usage to tweaking, this is a release that is fun for the techies and, well, much less of a Waterloo for novice users. Whether it is a Waterloo or blue skies for the airline, Ryanair shareholders will be only too pleased to see de Palacio reporting to the full commission as soon as possible. The 1910 election was a Waterloo for the Taft administration's naval policy. Synonyms undoing, ruin, ruination, loss of power, loss of prosperity, loss of status
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