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Definition of pivotal in English: pivotaladjective ˈpɪvətlˈpɪvədl 1Of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something else. （对事物的发展或成功）起关键性作用的，起中心作用的 Japan's pivotal role in the world economy Example sentencesExamples - One of his offseason moves will play a pivotal role in determining his early success.
- The work of Russell Bishop on the role of the teacher is absolutely pivotal.
- Which is why today's trip to Aberdeen could prove pivotal come the end of the season.
- The heroic performance of Ben and his twin brother Jerry was absolutely pivotal to that success.
- Highlighted information helps to emphasise important issues or pivotal points in a developing argument.
- We golfers, on the other hand, enjoy a year-round sport in which the knees play a crucial, if not pivotal, role.
- Both men were pivotal figures in the golden age of the Hollywood studio system.
- The point behind today's post is that customer service is pivotal to the success of any business.
- The Rutherford Lab lecture turned out to be a pivotal event in theoretical physics.
- In this situation the role of the Communist Party has become pivotal.
- We want it to play that pivotal role.
- Researchers claim the findings could be pivotal in developing anti-bullying strategies in Scottish schools.
- Nobody does so much, so often in so pivotal a position.
- The home-field advantage has proved pivotal in at least one direct match-up.
- He's not cited a single instance in which the Patriot Act has proved pivotal in averting terrorism.
- Before retiring in 1990, he was at the forefront of some of file most pivotal moments in American history.
- Bennett is a potentially pivotal figure in the offense.
- The media play a pivotal role in shaping American perceptions of events in Korea.
- The even more pivotal figure Tony Blair will have to wrestle with is himself.
- She had a pivotal scene the next day and he wanted her well rested.
Synonyms central, crucial, vital, critical, focal, essential, key, significant, important, determining, decisive, deciding 2Fixed on or as if on a pivot. 有枢轴的，绕枢轴的 a sliding or pivotal motion 滑动或绕枢轴运动。
Definition of pivotal in US English: pivotaladjectiveˈpivədlˈpɪvədl 1Of crucial importance in relation to the development or success of something else. （对事物的发展或成功）起关键性作用的，起中心作用的 the alliance that played a pivotal role in the revolution Example sentencesExamples - Bennett is a potentially pivotal figure in the offense.
- He's not cited a single instance in which the Patriot Act has proved pivotal in averting terrorism.
- Which is why today's trip to Aberdeen could prove pivotal come the end of the season.
- Highlighted information helps to emphasise important issues or pivotal points in a developing argument.
- The Rutherford Lab lecture turned out to be a pivotal event in theoretical physics.
- One of his offseason moves will play a pivotal role in determining his early success.
- Before retiring in 1990, he was at the forefront of some of file most pivotal moments in American history.
- The home-field advantage has proved pivotal in at least one direct match-up.
- The even more pivotal figure Tony Blair will have to wrestle with is himself.
- The work of Russell Bishop on the role of the teacher is absolutely pivotal.
- In this situation the role of the Communist Party has become pivotal.
- The media play a pivotal role in shaping American perceptions of events in Korea.
- The heroic performance of Ben and his twin brother Jerry was absolutely pivotal to that success.
- The point behind today's post is that customer service is pivotal to the success of any business.
- Both men were pivotal figures in the golden age of the Hollywood studio system.
- Researchers claim the findings could be pivotal in developing anti-bullying strategies in Scottish schools.
- We want it to play that pivotal role.
- Nobody does so much, so often in so pivotal a position.
- We golfers, on the other hand, enjoy a year-round sport in which the knees play a crucial, if not pivotal, role.
- She had a pivotal scene the next day and he wanted her well rested.
Synonyms central, crucial, vital, critical, focal, essential, key, significant, important, determining, decisive, deciding - 1.1 Fixed on or as if on a pivot.
有枢轴的，绕枢轴的 a sliding or pivotal motion 滑动或绕枢轴运动。
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