decisive

美音：[dɪ'saɪsɪv] 英音：[dɪ'saɪsɪv]

简单释义：

adj.决定性的；关键的；坚决的；果断的

网络明确的；断然的；坚定的

完整释义：

adj.

1.l 决定性,决定大计的,决定性意义的
2.决定性的
3.决然的,断然的;果断的;明确的
4.坚决,果断
5.重大的,关键
6.确实的

例句：

During the civil proceedings, evidence plays a decisive role from the beginning to the end.
在整个民事诉讼活动中，证据自始至终起着举足轻重的作用。
David Li, chairman and chief executive, said the disposal of its entire collateralised debt obligation holdings was "decisive" .
公司主席兼首席执行官李国宝（DavidLi）表示，东亚银行对全部债务抵押债券的处置是“果断的”。
Some analysts said the decisive factor in the defeat of the party that backs Musharraf, the Pakistan Muslim League (PML), was the president.
某些分析家说，支持穆沙拉夫的政党——巴基斯坦穆斯林联盟（PML）失败的决定性的因素，是总统。
The point is that a year is an astronomical, not an economic, phenomenon (as it once was, when harvests were decisive).
其要点在于，1年是天文学现象，而不是经济现象（这与农业收成起到决定性作用的时候不同）。
Justice Kagan was an active questioner but did not indicate which way she was planning to cast her presumably decisive vote.
卡根法官提问很积极，但没有表示她将把自己想必具有决定性的一票投给哪一方。
The clarity of his position in the end is what helped him win such a decisive victory. He did not try to be all things to all men.
这一清晰的定位到头来帮助他赢得了决定性的胜利，他并没有面面俱到取悦于所有人。
But it is hard to think of a recent ballot in a developed country that has led to a stockmarket taking a decisive new course.
但是我们很难想到最近有哪一个发达国家的选举使该地区股市峰回路转。
For all the global approbation for his decisive action a year ago, domestically there has so far been little dividend.
全世界都赞同他一年前的果断措施，然而英国国内到目前为止却没看到什么经济上的回报。

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