crucial

美音：['kruʃ(ə)l] 英音：['kruːʃ(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.至关重要的；关键性的

网络决定性的；美光；关键的

完整释义：

adj.

1.重要的,极其重要的,至关重要的;关键的,决定性的,有决定意义的
2.极紧要的;决定性的
3.关系重大的,左右全局的,性命攸关的;大为失策的
4.极,极点;非常大的
5.严酷的;极为困难的
6.交差的
7.严格的
8.【医学】十字形的

例句：

He said he thought an early entry into the data center market would be crucial to see returns from the demand being driven by the Cloud.
他说，他认为较早进入数据中心市场，对于能够从云带来的需求中获得回报是至关重要的。
As you know, business unit sales like this are crucial to A. I. G. 's effort to repay the American taxpayer.
就像你所知道的，出售这样的业务部门对AIG回报美国纳税人是至关重要的。
Most of the time it has been a clear continuation of Bush's -- and in several crucial areas, a ramping up of it.
大多数时候，其外交政策都是布什政策的明确延续——在一些关键地区，还有过之而无不及。
Getting the right architecture, which is often crucial to the success of a software system design.
获得正确的体系结构，这对于软件系统的设计至关重要。
The crucial difference was that, like America's test, the second Chinese one did not create any mess.
关键就在于，中国的第二次实验和美国的那次一样，没有产生任何垃圾。
British Prime Minister Major rushed back from Pakistan yesterday for a crucial parliamentary vote after a week-long South Asian tour.
英国首相梅杰结束了为期一周的南亚之行，昨天从巴基斯坦匆匆回国参加决定性的议会选举。
There was something which had been crucial for you having slowly indifferent.
曾经对你至关重要的得与失，也慢慢地淡漠了。
This is crucial in a bid to make it a more attractive proposition for advertisers.
这对于使它在广告业主中变得更有吸引力的努力至为关键。

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