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vital adj.至关重要的；有活力的；生死攸关的 (1) 政府认为引进新技术至关重要。(2) 她是个精力旺盛的人。(3) 面对着这样重大的生死问题,他的神态却异常冷静。 Vital descends from Middle English, from Old French, from Latin vītālis, from vīta "life." If you are vital to the organization you work for, it means they cannot live without you––or at least that you're an important part of the team. If you're a vital force in your church volunteer group, you probably are a leader with lots of energy to give.

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英 ['vaɪtl] 美 ['vaɪtl] (1) The government saw the introduction of new technology as vital.(2) She's a very vital sort of person.(3) Confronted with such a vital problem of life and death, he looked as cool as a cucumber. A patient's vital signs are their important body functions, such as pulse rate, that shows they are still alive. Use the adjective vital to describe something that is important and necessary, or a person full of energy. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]必要的；至关重要的；必不可少的 If you say that something is vital, you mean that it is necessary or very important. The port is vital to supply relief to millions of drought victims...这个港口对向数百万旱灾灾民提供救援物资是至关重要的。Nick Wileman is a school caretaker so it is vital that he gets on well with young people...尼克·威尔曼是学校的管理员，因此与年轻人搞好关系很重要。After her release she was able to give vital information about her kidnapper.获释之后，她提供了一些有关绑架她的人的关键信息。vitallyLesley's career in the church is vitally important to her.莱斯莉在教堂的工作经历对她来说至关重要。2[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]充满活力的；生气勃勃的 If you describe someone or something as vital, you mean that they are very energetic and full of life. They are both very vital people and a good match...他俩都很有活力，十分般配。They have something important to say and vital and radical ways of saying it.他们有些重要的事情要说，言辞会比较激烈。

英语单词	vital
英美音标	英 ['vaɪtl] 美 ['vaɪtl]
中文释义	adj.至关重要的；有活力的；生死攸关的
英语例句	(1) The government saw the introduction of new technology as vital. (2) She's a very vital sort of person. (3) Confronted with such a vital problem of life and death, he looked as cool as a cucumber.
中文例句	(1) 政府认为引进新技术至关重要。 (2) 她是个精力旺盛的人。 (3) 面对着这样重大的生死问题,他的神态却异常冷静。
vocabulary简明	A patient's vital signs are their important body functions, such as pulse rate, that shows they are still alive. Use the adjective vital to describe something that is important and necessary, or a person full of energy.
vocabulary扩展	Vital descends from Middle English, from Old French, from Latin vītālis, from vīta "life." If you are vital to the organization you work for, it means they cannot live without you––or at least that you're an important part of the team. If you're a vital force in your church volunteer group, you probably are a leader with lots of energy to give.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]必要的；至关重要的；必不可少的 If you say that something is vital, you mean that it is necessary or very important. The port is vital to supply relief to millions of drought victims... 这个港口对向数百万旱灾灾民提供救援物资是至关重要的。 Nick Wileman is a school caretaker so it is vital that he gets on well with young people... 尼克·威尔曼是学校的管理员，因此与年轻人搞好关系很重要。 After her release she was able to give vital information about her kidnapper. 获释之后，她提供了一些有关绑架她的人的关键信息。 vitally Lesley's career in the church is vitally important to her. 莱斯莉在教堂的工作经历对她来说至关重要。 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]充满活力的；生气勃勃的 If you describe someone or something as vital, you mean that they are very energetic and full of life. They are both very vital people and a good match... 他俩都很有活力，十分般配。 They have something important to say and vital and radical ways of saying it. 他们有些重要的事情要说，言辞会比较激烈。

Vital Important Describe Full Church Adj Graded 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词 英

Vital Important Describe Full Church Adj Graded 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词英