| 词组 | vital |
| 释义 | vital /ˈvaɪtl/ adjective extremely important and necessaryadverbsabsolutely vital It’s absolutely vital that you tell the police everything you know.nounsa vital role/part Richardson played a vital role in the team’s success.a vital part/element Learning to play with other children is a vital part of growing up.a vital ingredient/component (=a vital part) One vital ingredient was missing from the team’s performance: confidence.vital information The radio was a source of vital information on sea and weather conditions.a vital clue (=something that gives you vital information) The bombers may have left behind vital clues.vital evidence Vital evidence contained in the file had disappeared.a vital witness (=someone who has vital information about a crime) Police are trying to find a vital witness who may have seen what happened.a vital source of sth My mother’s job was a vital source of income for the family.vital organs (=the parts of your body that are necessary to keep you alive, for example your heart and lungs) Fortunately, the bullet missed his vital organs.a vital goal/save/shot etc The goalkeeper made a vital save at the end of the first half.prepositionsvital to sth These measures are vital to national security.vital for sth Regular exercise is vital for your health.phrasesit is vital to do sth It is vital to be honest with your partner.it is vital that... It is vital that you keep accurate records.be of vital importance Reading is of vital importance in language learning.THESAURUS: vital → important (1) |
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