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1. There comes a time when even the most glittering career must come to an end.
come to an end 結束
It has not come to an end even after three years.
三年了，事情還沒落局。
2. They must come to terms with a loss of their status and the realisation that they are both replaceable and mortal.
come to terms with 勉強接受;向…讓步;對…妥協
He is struggling to come to terms with his dwindling authority.
他正努力適應自己權力被削弱這一局面。
3. Executives may not realise they have grown out of touch with new market developments or so overweening in their behaviour that they are alienating their staff.
out of touch with 不了解最新情況(或信息)
Politicians seem to be out of touch with the real world.
政治家們似乎不接觸現實世界。
