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1. (n.) milestone
a stone functioning as a milepost.
2. milestone
a significant event or point in development.
Etymology: (1740–50)
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| Definition of 'milestone' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) milestone, milepost
stone post at side of a road to show distances
2. (noun) milestone
a significant event in your life (or in a project)
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1. (noun) milestone
an important point in a process
Electing a female president would be a milestone in our history.
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| Definition of 'milestone' |
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1. (noun) milestone
a stone serving the same purpose as a milepost
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Sense: a stone set up to show distances in miles to various places.
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 Afrikaans: mylpaal |
 Arabic: شاخِص مَسافَه: حَجَر مُقا |
 Bulgarian: камък отбелязващ растояни |
 Brazilian: marco |
 Czech: milník |
 German: der Meilenstein |
 Danish: kilometersten |
 Greek: οδικός δείκτης |
 Spanish: mojón |
 Estonian: miilikivi |
 Farsi: مایل نما |
 Finnish: virstanpylväs |
 French: borne routière |
 Hebrew: אֶבֶן דֶרֶך |
 Hindi: मील का पत्थर |
 Croatian: miljokaz |
 Hungarian: mérföldkő, mérföldkő |
 Indonesian: tonggak mil |
 Icelandic: mílusteinn |
 Italian: pietra miliare |
 Japanese: 里程標 |
 Korean: 마일 표석(標石) |
 Lithuanian: myliasžymintis akmuo |
 Latvian: jūdžu akmens/stabs |
 Malay: batu tanda jalan |
 Dutch: mijlsteen |
 Norwegian: mile-/kilometerstolpe |
 Polish: kamień milowy |
 Persian: مایل نما |
 Pashto: د مايل ښوونى آله |
 Portuguese: marco |
 Romanian: bornă kilometrică |
 Russian: камень с указанием рассто |
 Slovak: míľnik |
 Slovenian: miljnik |
 Serbian: miljokaz |
 Swedish: milsten |
 Thai: หลักไมล์ |
 Turkish: (mil) taşı |
 Taiwanese: 里程碑 |
 Ukrainian: верстовий стовп |
 Urdu: میل کا پتھر |
 Vietnamese: cột cây số |
 Chinese: 里程碑 |
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