| 释义 |
crucial美 ['kruʃ(ə)l] 英 ['kruːʃ(ə)l] - adj.至关重要的；关键性的
- 网络决定性的；美光；关键的
adj.+n. crucial moment,crucial question,crucial point,crucial importance,crucial stage adj. vital,critical,central,decisive,key 1. | 至关重要的；关键性的extremely important, because it will affect other things |
| a crucial factor/issue/decision 关键性的因素╱问题╱决定 | | topics of crucial importance 至关重要的课题 | | The next few weeks are going to be crucial. 今后几个星期是关键。 | | Winning this contract is crucial to the success of the company. 赢得这份合同对这家公司的成败至关重要。 | | It is crucial that we get this right. 我们把这个问题弄明白是极其重要的。 | | Parents play a crucial role in preparing their child for school. 父母对孩子做好上学的准备起着至关重要的作用。 | | He wasn't there at the crucial moment(= when he was needed most) . 紧要关头他却不在那里。 |
adj. | 1. 重要的,极其重要的,至关重要的;关键的,决定性的,有决定意义的 3. 关系重大的,左右全局的,性命攸关的;大为失策的 1. 重要的,极其重要的,至关重要的;关键的,决定性的,有决定意义的 3. 关系重大的,左右全局的,性命攸关的;大为失策的 |
adj. | 1. most vital and of the greatest significance in determining an outcome 2. very important or significant 4. something that is crucial is extremely important because it has a major effect on the result of something 1. most vital and of the greatest significance in determining an outcome 2. very important or significant 4. something that is crucial is extremely important because it has a major effect on the result of something |
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