ERA


Meaning of ERA in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ golden , great

the golden ~ of radio

▪ new

▪ different

▪ present

▪ modern

▪ bygone , earlier , past , previous

The room had the elegance of a bygone ~.

▪ antebellum ( AmE ), pre-war

▪ post-war

▪ apartheid , civil rights , colonial , post-imperial

▪ Communist , Nazi , Soviet , etc.

▪ dotcom

▪ Clinton , Thatcher , etc.

▪ Edwardian , Napoleonic , Victorian , etc.

▪ Baroque , Classical , Romantic , etc.

▪ Christian , Common

the early centuries of the Christian Era

▪ silent

movies of the silent ~

VERB + ERA

▪ herald , mark , usher in

The fall of the Berlin Wall ushered in a whole new ~.

▪ enter , move into

The country has entered an ~ of high unemployment.

▪ characterize , define

ERA + VERB

▪ begin

▪ end

PREPOSITION

▪ during an/the ~ , in an/the ~

We live in an ~ of religious uncertainty.

▪ into ~

a practice that has survived into the present ~

▪ ~ in

a new ~ in the history of art

PHRASES

▪ the beginning of an ~ , the dawn of an ~ , the dawning of an ~

It feels like the dawning of a new ~

▪ be on the threshold of a new ~

▪ the end of an ~

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .