| 词组 | crucial |
| 释义 | crucial AC /ˈkruːʃəl/ adjective extremely important, especially because other things depend on itnounsa crucial factor/part/element Timing was a crucial factor in the company’s success.a crucial point They forget to mention one crucial point – how are we going to pay back the money?the crucial thing The crucial thing is not to start until you are completely ready.a crucial issue/question They will be focusing on the crucial issue of the economy. | The crucial question is: why does this happen?a crucial moment/time/point/stage He withdrew his support at a crucial moment.a crucial difference There is a crucial difference between British and American attitudes.a crucial step The talks are a crucial step towards peace.crucial information/evidence The government did not share this crucial information. | The prosecution had forgotten one piece of crucial evidence.a crucial decision This is a crucial decision which needs a lot of careful thought.adverbsabsolutely crucial Technology has an absolutely crucial role in modern medicine.verbsprove crucial (=be crucial) His appointment was to prove crucial to the organization’s success.remain crucial Oil remains crucial to the country’s economy.regard/consider sth as crucial The city was regarded as crucial to the area’s defence.prepositionscrucial to/for (doing) sth In some countries, money is crucial to success in politics.crucial in doing sth Ted’s mother was crucial in forming his outlook on life.phrasesplay a crucial role/part in sth Parents play a crucial role in preparing their children for adult life.be of crucial importance Good leadership is of crucial importance in motivating staff.THESAURUS: crucial → important (1) |
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