crucial
- adj. 至关重要的，决定性的；<非正式>极好的
[ 比较级 more crucial 最高级 most crucial ]
网络释义英英释义
CRUCIAL 英睿达 ; 美光 ; 至关紧要的 ; 攻坚
crucial a 至关重要的 ; 意为 ; 决定性的 ; 紧要关头的
Crucial Experiment 判决性实验 ; 定式实验 ; 判决实验 ; 决断实验
at the crucial moment 在重要的关头 ; 在紧要关头 ; 在关键时刻
bring out the crucial point 画龙点睛
the crucial test 决定性的测验
a crucial factor 决定性的因素 ; 一个关键的因素
crucial infection 交叉传染
the crucial question 决定性的问题
crucial [ 'kru:ʃəl ]
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adj.
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of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisis
"a crucial moment in his career"; "a crucial election"; "a crucial issue for women"
同义词： important
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having crucial relevance
"crucial to the case"
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of the greatest importance
"crucial information"
同义词： all-important(a) all important(p) essential of the essence(p)
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having the power or quality of deciding
"the crucial experiment"
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of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisis
以上来源于: WordNet
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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刚讲的这一点是关键的。
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The foreign market was increasingly crucial.
国外的市场越来越关键了。
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The battle had reached a crucial juncture.
战斗已到了关键时刻。
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"Despite more than two million troops in uniform - not counting the US military - NATO has struggled,at times desperately, to sustain a deployment of twenty-five thousand to forty-five thousand troops, not just in boots on the ground, but in crucial support assets."
VOA: special.2011.06.11
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And of course,we don't have any good--as far as I can see-- we don't have any good reason to believe that crucial premise.
当然我们也没有很好的理由-,来相信这个重要前提。
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So the crucial thing about having a person is having a P-functioning body.
所以说关键是,人拥有一个具有人类能力的肉体
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