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authoritarian
298
forge
264
mumps
171
vital
736
nohow
105
dphil
191
frizz
199
GRANT
163
brood
659
THEFT
222
thyme
147
Hence
260
bankers-draft
117
mimic
412
ankle
673
Calligraphy
142
twerp
168
lactose
206
Queue
330
Imbibe
63
awful
786
D.T.'s
90
planer
101
tipoff
90
WOUnd
250
level
1144
anger
940
flavorful
184
mussel
138
Floor
421
dregs
243
ink
726
Human
333
Smoke
476
presenteeism
118
glory
778
naval
615
First
288
Touch
450
wipe
751
type
840
wrathfully
145
fault
872
scalp
171
Atoll
184
filly
194
Spend
449
conjuring
162
digit
290
marsh
387
bring
517
naked
717
scone
139
Snake
248
Hallo
119
phony
182
toxin
222
Final
329
stuff
804
clack
208
Consequence
379
linus
86
greet
845
extempore
206
doubtless
744
Alias
171
staff
1000
tele-
149
endow
356
media
739
belay
103
Brake
202
inner
749
joke
883
mandrill
175
flattish
93
hyphenated
72
Hormones
85
Archives
74
inoperable
153
moslem
138
net
1014
Tapestry
182
arrival
864
math
108
Gown
209
saga
240
telecommuter
364
scud
193
tent
715
tube
856
icky
163
Role
485
aver
259
ruse
285
Foam
251
Rich
309
trot
289
join
615
slew
267
niece
583
clam
299
weld
696
soul
770
feet
212
Trot
534
Wing
379
curl
821
base
841
Beer
152
load
1186
musky
109
dictation
733
wendy
91
soak something up
52
Mound
237
sprig
165
lunge
187
queer
568
lying
156
smote
128
tiger
626
Alarm
199
articulative
72
fluke
231
Steep
238
visor
131
anomalies
94
Itchy
216
fist
728
Broad
270
buggy
311
insight
799
AFTER
123
remit
234
Verge
277
Turks
118
frape
143
Vanish
341
Sprawling
292
rubella
131
scarification
64
unchangeable
103
throwaway
241
pinch
739
Concatenation
25
marshalled
77
turn
526
yoke
153
tiny
826
flatulent
217
sleeves
139
Amnesia
85
clips
96
Hike
318
wuss
165
self
1465
repetition
785
zeal
906
dehumanize
216
Milk
314
rent
838
Dip.
233
rave
323
Soar
400
pile
968
lane
789
unforeseeable
146
germ
712
lens
775
Odds
208
game
1886
seep
273
hardworking
78
typescript
143
Lacklustre
126
cloner
123
electric shock
184
product
1572
pudendum
98
preserving
145
magic mushroom
158
Salvation Army
99
autobiographic
107
indestructible
250
day-room
112
shrink-wrapped
146
hallucinogenic
163
gerrymandering
221
breeding ground
203
proceed against
140
hors d'oeuvre
141
Founding Fathers
136
institutionalise
107
four-wheel drive
225
incomprehensible
403
indispensability
69
blood and thunder
164
conversationalist
266
continental shelf
189
none but somebody
33
Sodom and Gomorrah
48
executive privilege
163
bicarbonate-of-soda
201
worst-case scenario
109
permanent secretary
63
distinguish yourself
113
Processes in computing
149
vaccinate
455
under someone's sway
136
at the flick of a switch
46
irrespective of something
98
thorn
648
somebody's bark is worse than their bite
57
golf
686
to continue for a particular amount of time
95
bun
368
Arm
222
Prosthesis
79
pre-
205
Row
343
son
427
Fan
360
toff
142
Nun
269
rib
1095
gas
957
cot
334
the rank and file
237
apb
122
arm
610
cor
183
caprice
171
hey
140
lid
1172
Saint
612
german-shepherd
82
conglomerator
86
vegeburger
100
lawyerlike
74
blood brother
229
hay
710
Racist
200
bussed
96
Nix
239
-ure
120
bur
187
coz
106
fox
1588
polyglottic
61
Out
286
modernist
130
in a word
147
fuel-injected
104
dishonour
685
UPRIGHT
236
walkies
102
Bolster
159
baltimore
86
firstlight
58
cut corners
93
Expositions
90
regulate
913
teaspoonful
80
abnormality
284
counterpart
393
Deteriorate
174
egalitarian
240
play truant
49
kitchenware
118
inhabitable
210
housework
268
switch over
109
chamber-pot
116
non-aligned
121
established
271
byzantinism
101
Commemorate
314
emancipated
177
Collaborate
385
Painstaking
111
Afghanistan
129
pretentious
305
teetotaller
152
undoubtedly
548
intravenous
261
quislingism
69
sufficiency
169
romanticism
135
get to know
41
pentathlete
75
Proposition
179
langue
97
enchantment
215
vindication
128
stabilities
75
undeveloped
93
Blockbuster
345
pretty much
166
drift apart
55
development
711
paper round
89
unendurably
62
martial law
83
brain drain
205
turbocharger
309
housebreaker
153
Seine, the
95
chili powder
142
orchestrator
22
bad-hair-day
93
geriatrician
131
deviationism
105
femme fatale
253
bird-watcher
148
get round to
125
pimping
66
rid
735
brilliant
676
tikka
136
witch doctor
126
seclusionist
74
strangulated
100
transference
147
French doors
236
conservatism
254
exterminator
128
tour of duty
82
curry-powder
80
intelligence
777
stouthearted
100
mockumentary
108
landing gear
114
cuckoo-clock
110
direct debit
190
window frame
134
elderberries
119
depredation
189
travel agent
126
operatorless
77
face flannel
113
unobtainable
122
chicken wire
161
Irredeemable
291
game reserve
186
gross
725
genealogical
125
the fair sex
150
fedex
105
Interminable
354
unforgivably
72
overcrowding
139
flammability
129
congratulate
887
Endangerment
90
renounceable
63
cream cheese
194
ridged
129
for evermore
125
unpardonably
51
unpleasantness
125
loyalty card
153
reductionism
99
uppercutting
50
semi-precious
303
bed and board
149
twittersphere
98
flying saucer
188
tight
797
factory floor
168
knickerbockers
113
pros and cons
138
down the line
26
heartbreaking
140
prudentialist
72
thick-skinned
127
prudentialism
62
short circuit
129
glue-sniffing
131
birth control
227
heavily built
99
wingtip
125
russianize
80
fixation
200
incite
307
uneducable
76
pesticidal
113
smoldering
61
comparable
771
govt
130
locomotive
791
Penitentiary
231
gramme
579
chic
580
Refract
14
disappeared
113
all hands on deck
94
fishery
192
magnetic
651
flatscreen
151
campily
138
fakir
209
front line
247
gear stick
226
formidable
299
steel wool
108
livelihood
226
bas-relief
169
miscellany
162
trolleybus
118
comparably
163
neither
169
recogniser
92
courtliest
91
Impoverish
113
youngsters
57
candyfloss
198
Impassable
153
temporally
78
Eyewitness
247
beautified
138
ungenerous
127
terrycloth
230
tabernacle
114
roaming
126
Overcharge
79
indianian
73
eye shadow
227
subscriber
400
silverware
118
odoriferous
128
nearsighted
112
deportation
162
consultants
125
except
446
crimped
129
graph
773
furring
89
audio-
86
critical
814
pillory
309
romcom
98
vermouth
122
Eclectic
174
Morality
162
shrunken
159
stepford
100
proposed
270
slithery
278
check up
227
gee-whiz
109
pacified
62
Nobility
201
acrostic
179
linotype
91
uncooked
204
Greco-
122
leveller
250
acid jazz
89
houseful
123
brawnier
89
Cleavage
96
encroach
374
intestinal
93
remixing
67
newfound
100
unresponsively
73
the rest
76
spectrum
530
aquarian
63
buckshot
209
abound
311
emergency
792
showjump
65
schizoid
134
stick to
190
identity
914
munchkin
95
sedition
303
flautist
196
oligarch
111
slightly
672
concerto
333
sheraton
86
Guinness
143
GENERATE
288
boogie-woogie
174
macao
91
nebulous
288
sciatica
125
Vaseline
141
Premiere
155
Quantify
137
hairline
264
biochemist
135
headcase
106
ligament
172
humorist
124
anaconda
221
heedless
129
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BNC: 1803
COCA: 2916
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
vital
Word family
noun
vitalism
vitalist
vitality
vitalization
vitalizer
vitascope
vitativeness
vital statistics
adjective
vitalistic
vitalizing
vitative
vital
adverb
vitalistically
vitally
verb
vitalize
Related topics:
Human
vi
·
tal
/
ˈvaɪtl
/
●●●
W2
adjective
adj
1
IMPORTANT
NEED
extremely important and
necessary
for something to
succeed
or
exist
极其重要的,必不可少的
SYN
crucial
The work she does is
absolutely vital
.
她所做的工作至关重要。
vital to
These measures are vital to national security.
这些措施对国家安全极其重要。
vital for
Regular exercise is vital for your health.
经常锻炼对健康非常重要。
it is vital (that)
It is vital that you keep accurate records.
做好准确的记录极为重要。
it is vital to do something
It is vital to keep accurate records.
做好准确的记录非常重要。
It is vital to be honest with your children.
对自己的孩子坦诚十分重要。
The tourist industry is of
vital importance
to the national economy.
旅游业对国家的经济至关重要。
Richardson played a
vital role
in the team’s success.
理查森对球队的成功起了极重要的作用。
The samples could give scientists
vital information
about long-term changes in the Earth’s atmosphere.
这些样本可以给科学家提供关于地球大气长期变化的极其重要的资料。
►
see
thesaurus
at
important
,
necessary
2
ATTRACT
full of
energy
in a way that is
exciting
and
attractive
生气勃勃的,充满活力的
Rodgers and Hart’s music sounds as fresh and vital as the day it was written.
罗杰斯与哈特的音乐现在听来还有刚写成时的那份清新和活力。
3
[
only before noun
]
HBH
necessary in order to keep you
alive
维持生命所必需的
the body’s vital processes
机体的生命活动
vital organs
(=
heart, lungs etc
)
主要器官〔如心、肺等〕
4
.
vital signs
medical
the signs that show someone is
alive
, for example
breathing
and body
temperature
生命体征〔如呼吸和体温等〕
Examples from the Corpus
vital signs
•
If problems have been
identified
during
assessment
,
monitoring
of
vital signs
and
fluid
balance
may continue.
•
The following
instructions
were given: To monitor
vital signs
and
measure
the
central
venous
pressure
, half
hourly
at first.
•
Theatre
staff
usually wait until the patient's
vital signs
are
stabilizing
before allowing the
patient
to return to the
ward
.
•
He's a good
weight
, his
vital signs
are
stable
.
•
And
disguising
your
vital signs
can be attained-albeit with
effort
.
•
These rarely seen
specialists
administer
local and general
anesthesia
,
handle
pain
control and monitor your
vital signs
during the
operation
.
•
Soon, all the
vital signs
improved
, and Keynes looked like the
hero
of the
century
.
•
He was
conscious
but still
drowsy
and his
vital signs
were stable.
n
COLLOCATIONS
adverbs
absolutely vital
Vitamins are absolutely vital for good health.
nouns
a vital role/part
Nurses play a vital role in hospitals and surgeries.
a vital part/element
Learning to play with other children is a vital part of growing up.
a vital ingredient/component
Involving teachers in making decisions is a vital ingredient in raising morale.
vital information
The radio was a source of vital information on sea and weather conditions.
vital evidence
The vital evidence contained in the file had disappeared.
a vital source of something
The forest was a vital source of timber.
phrases
something is of vital importance
Reading is of vital importance in language learning.
Examples from the Corpus
vital
•
In this job, the
ability
to remain
calm
is
vital
.
•
The
pathogen
could
disrupt
these
vital
cells
, which would cause the
capillaries
to become
leaky
.
•
The man got away but he may have left a
vital
clue
.
•
Regular
exercise
is
vital
for your
health
.
•
a strong,
vital
man
•
The
division
occurred
on the day of a
vital
meeting of the 140 members of the Janata Dal
parliamentary
party
.
•
Schools are a
vital
part of
American
neighborhoods.
•
The
European
Space
Agency
said that a
vital
piece of
equipment
on the
craft
had stopped
functioning
.
•
nurses
, police
officers
and other
workers
who provide
vital
services
•
It is
vital
that
leaking
gas
pipes are
fixed
immediately.
•
It is
vital
to
match
the
software
to the
task
, not the other way around.
•
His
evidence
was
vital
to the
defence
case.
•
Ethanol
interferes
with many of the
reactions
vital
to the life of a cell.
vital information
•
In both cases it is the position of the
lips
that
conveys
much of the
vital information
.
•
So we
rely
on
instruments
and
probes
to provide
vital information
.
•
The
Commissions
of
Inquiry
Act
was to be
amended
to
prevent
the
withholding
of
vital information
.
•
The air
samples
could give scientists
vital information
about
long-term
changes in the
chemical
composition
of the
atmosphere
.
•
She does not work in
isolation
, and
poor
records
will
deprive
others involved in
teaching
of
vital information
about the student.
•
We
hope
that you will continue to provide us with this
vital information
as we
embark
together on the second
piloting
year.
•
All night long,
serious
, important
matters
were
addressed
;
vital information
was
exchanged
.
•
I made
sure
the
vital information
was given out as simply as possible, without any of the
accepted
police
jargon
.
vital organs
•
In a
proportion
of cases it results from
massive
injuries
to the
chest
and
vital organs
.
•
In the process this helped to
balance
the
forward
weight
of the rib-cage housing the creature's
vital organs
.
•
The
announcer
explains
that by
attacking
the
central
nervous
system it
paralyzes
the
vital organs
.
•
The second
bullet
entered
his
stomach
and
damaged
vital organs
.
•
Their
essential
feature
is that they
misdirect
the enemy's attack, so that it
fails
to damage any
vital organs
.
•
Blood
supply
to the
vital organs
can be more accurately
measured
by a central
venous
pressure
line.
•
But if
tumour
cells
spread
, a process called metastasis, they can form tumours in
vital organs
such as the
lungs
.
•
The
vital organs
, the stomach, the
intestines
, the lungs and the
liver
, were
withdrawn
carefully and whole.
Origin
vital
(
1300-1400
)
Old French
Latin
vitalis
“
of life
”
, from
vita
“
life
”
vi
·
tal
adjective
adj
→
n
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