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fun.da.men.talH.fQn7dE5men7t[l, $-t[ladjforming the base, from which everything else originates; more important than anything else基本的，基础的，主要的The school is based on the fundamental principle that each child should develop its full potential.学校是以每个孩子都应发挥他的最大潜力为基本原则。We need to make fundamental changes to the way in which we treat our environment.我们需要根本改变我们对待环境的态度。Psychologist Jane Firbank sees fundamental differences between male and female approaches to negotiation.心理学家珍妮·菲尔班克了解男性和女性在谈判方式上有着根本的区别。Has science really answered any of the fundamental questions of life?科学真的对生命的基本问题作出了回答吗?It is one of the fundamental flaws of our education system that it only caters for a certain type of intelligence.只以某种类型的智力为对象是我们的教育体制中所存在的基本缺陷之一。Wherever illiteracy is a problem, it's as fundamental a problem as getting enough to eat or a place to sleep.任何地方只要存在文盲问题，它便同要吃饭和要有地方睡觉一样都是很基本的问题。Diversity is of fundamental importance to all ecosystems and all economies.多样性对所有的生态系统和所有的经济结构都是极其重要的。The commission said yesterday that fundamental rights for workers should now be written into the treaty.该委员会昨天说工人们的基本权利应当现在就写进协议中去。Many officials are becoming convinced that the time is right for a fundamental reappraisal of European strategy.许多官员都开始确信是到了该重新从根本上评价欧洲战略的时候了。Some understanding of grammar is fundamental to learning a language.懂得一些语法对学习语言是十分重要的。
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