Word Frequency
Translations for 'crucial'
- British English: crucial
Something that is crucial is extremely important.An animal's sense of smell is crucial to its survival.ˈkruːʃəl ADJECTIVE - Arabic: عَصِيب
- Brazilian Portuguese: crucial
- Chinese: 关键性的
- Croatian: ključan ključna
- Czech: zásadní
- Danish: afgørende
- Dutch: cruciaal
- European Spanish: crucial
- Finnish: ratkaisevan tärkeä
- French: crucial
- German: entscheidend
- Greek: ζωτικός ζωτική
- Italian: cruciale
- Japanese: 重大な
- Korean: 결정적인
- Norwegian: svært viktig
- Polish: decydujący decydująca
- Portuguese: crucial
- Romanian: crucial crucial, crucială, cruciali, cruciale
- Russian: ключевой ключевая
- Spanish: crucial
- Swedish: kritisk kritiskt
- Thai: สำคัญมาก
- Turkish: önemli
- Ukrainian: вирішальний
- Vietnamese: rất quan trọng
Example Sentences Including 'crucial'
A pity her normal efficiency had been impaired at the crucial moment.The Gospel Makers
And even after her belated appearance, Alison McGilvery is a cypher, crucial though she is to Nicoll's conclusion.Glasgow Herald (2001)
Full co-operation by the Catholic Church is seen as crucial to the success of any inquiry.Irish Times (2002)
GDP data due next Friday could be crucial to the MPC's deliberations next month on whether to cut UK interest rates.Glasgow Herald (2001)
The crucial first batch of examinations was looming ahead of them.The White Dove
The crucial thing now was that Heidi reaffirmed the message she had been passing on around the home.THE DOG LISTENER: Learning the Language of your Best Friend (2002)
Their support is crucial to the survival of India's Hindu nationalist BJP-led federal coalition in office.Irish Times (2002)
There is one crucial variation in the murder of Margarethe Schilling.THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002)
What is crucial is that it makes nonsense of the Government?s pledge to protect shooting.Country Life (2004)
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