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cru.cial5krU:7F[ladj(of a decision or event in the future) extremely important至关重要的,关键的This will be a crucial decision for the education services because it sets the standard for all future years.这一决定对教育事业十分重要,因为它为今后的教育订立了标准。Wilson's evidence proved crucial to the legal case.威尔逊的证词对这一案件至关重要。It is crucial that the problem is tackled immediately. [+ that clause]关键是马上着手处理这问题。(Br slang) If you describe something as crucial, you mean that it is very good.极好的I've bought some crucial new trainers.我买了几双极好的新运动鞋。
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