tongtongaiya
crucial 是形容词，意思是关键； 严酷的；极为困难的；极紧要的；决定性的。例：Vitamins are crucial for maintaining good health.维生素是保持身体健康的关键。Teachers are crucial to the success of the school.教师对学校的成功有极其重要的作用。This game is crucial – if we lose it we lose the match.这一场比赛是决定性的；如果输了这场我们将输掉比赛。 副词：crucially反义词：not crucial, not critical
忘记高傲
Crucial, 是关键的意思。Crucial factor, 是关键因素，crucial decision, 是关键决策。
美国2008年总统大选的共和党参选人，原田纳西州参议员汤普森星期二晚上首次参加公开辩论。纽约时报称，"It's a crucial debut for Thompson," 这对汤普森来说是一次关键性登场。
与此同时，民主党三名最主要的参选人则在爱奥华州拉开了战场。
"The battle is seen as particularly crucial for Mr. Obama and Mr. Edwards," 爱荷华州的选战对奥巴马和爱德华兹尤其关键，一旦输给希拉里.克林顿，恐怕就很难挽回败局了。
熊猫盖盖
crucial没有野蛮的意思。决定性的; 关键性的，极其显要的; 十字形的;例句：He had administrators under him but took the crucial decisions himself他手下有管理人员，但重要的决策仍由他自己来做。savage野蛮的; 凶猛的; 未开化的; 残忍的;
格水物獭致知
crucial ['kru:ʃəl] adj.1. of extreme importance; vital to the resolution of a crisisa crucial moment in his career a crucial election a crucial issue for women 2. having crucial relevancecrucial to the case 3. of the greatest importancecrucial information 4. having the power or quality of decidingthe crucial experiment
