单词game-changer
n.: 游戏规则改变者（指彻底改变事态发展的人、理念或事件）
网络: 比赛改变者；改变游戏的人；变革者
游戏规则改变者（指彻底改变事态发展的人、理念或事件）:
a person, an idea or an event that completely changes the way a situation develops
When the U. S. began to field the technology, officials described it as a "game changer" in the fight against Afghan IEDs.
美国开始占领技术领域，官员形容其为“抵抗阿富汗IED的游戏改变者”。
"We need a game-changer like the green revolution was for agriculture, " he said.
他说，“我们需要像农业的绿色革命一样的转换器。”
Now, however, the company is confronting a game-changer that Mr Lafley had not foreseen: a global economic downturn.
不过，宝洁现在面临一个Lafley先生当时没有预料到的游戏颠覆者：全球经济衰退。
"Probably, for at least a short amount of time, it could have been a game changer, until a counter was developed for it, " Dobrenz said.
Dobrenz说“也许只须再多一丁点儿时间，它就担当游戏逆转者了。直到它的克星被发明。”
For fashion victims of every kind, "pre-purchase validation" could be a game-changer.
对于所有的时装奴而言，“购前验效”的做法将会成为游戏的变革者。
No doubt the developments are scary, but the crisis may serve more as a cautionary tale than the big game-changer over nuclear power.
事态发展无疑令人惊恐，但此次危机可能更大程度上会起到警醒的作用，而不会颠覆整个核电行业。
If all of that can be done, any one of these technologies could be a game-changer.
如果能做到这一切，其中任何一项技术都可以改变游戏规则。
Alistair Thornton, of IHS Global Insight"s Beijing team, said even a definite Chinese commitment "is not going to be a game-changer" .
IHS全球观察的北京小组的阿利斯泰尔·桑顿说，即使是中国明确承诺“也不会成为游戏规则的改变者。”
"Personally I think the game-changer is going out and recognising our brand globally, " said the Liverpool managing director.
个人认为，是做出改变并承认我们在世界上的品牌效应的时候了。
That may have been a good business model, but it wasn"t exactly a game changer.
这也许是一种好的商业模式，但不能真正改变游戏规则。