a wind/the winds of change

a wind/the winds of ˈchange(used especially by journalists常作新闻用语)an event or a series of events that has started to happen and will cause important changes or results改革之风；变化的趋向A wind of change was blowing through the banking world.银行界刮起了改革之风。

• boottopping
• gigues
• user's guide
• slumpings
• hias
• cankeredly
• din in
• Svetlana
• reaganomicss
• imminencies
• measuring
• duct tape
• contraindicant
• dose-effect curve
• hectokilo-
• reactionism
• photosystems
• St. Luke's summer
• radar decoy
• high-cycle fatigue
• polarisability
• minipants
• not a bit of it
• kit-cat portrait
• -ana
• care a hill of beans about
• indeterminations
• kiss-roll coating
• indolently
• harelipped bat
• out of compass
• foggiest
• current-account balance
• petticoats
• rotation-vibration spectrum
• damnification
• money supplies
• Restionales
• moistified
• haemolysed
• agriculturer
• do as you please
• gaily coloured / painted / decorated etc
• beasthood
• crystallizing
• knife-and-fork
• huzzy
• maximum credible accident
• demurrant
• have / take a squint at sth
• bird sanctuary
• go-fer
• se defendendo
• Reynosa
• dog-wagon
• Zara
• cross-reference
• letter
• sikes
• disquietingly
• turn on
• around
• salaamlike
• debbies
• travoises
• scissel
• more fool you / him etc
• Caratheodory, Constantin
• mzungus
• sketchmaster
• come up to sth
• neuroplasms
• cessation
• radiophotography
• pitot pressure
• dispeopled
• bad cess
• bend to
• trophonosis
• brahmsians
• body rhythm
• glucaric acid
• basifying
• boondocker
• bromelain
• stenoes
• compromising
• stick (sth) out
• algebraic typology
• suscept
• trousseau
• attercops
• Clarke spheroid of 1866
• separate sth↔out
• house ad
• Dopper
• Lithodidae
• prilled
• dodecyl mercaptan
• out of stock