Lingo

Importance

53 Words

27m

considerable
1.
con
si
de
ra
ble
形容词

相当大的, 大量的

The project required a considerable amount of funding to cover all expenses and ensure its success.

该项目需要大量资金来支付所有费用并确保其成功。

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prominent
2.
pro
mi
nent
形容词

著名的, 显著的

The prominent landmark could be seen from miles away, guiding travelers to their destination.

这个突出的地标可以从几英里外看到,引导旅行者到达目的地。

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salient
3.
sa
lient
形容词

突出的, 重要的

During the job interview, the candidate emphasized the salient achievements on their resume to showcase relevant experience.

在求职面试中,候选人强调了简历上的突出成就以展示相关经验。

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lead
4.
lead
动词

引导, 带领

The tour guide led us through the museum.

导游带领我们穿过博物馆。

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momentous
5.
mo
men
tous
形容词

重大的, 具有重大意义的

As the world stood witness to the historic event, the momentous peace agreement was signed, signaling a new era of cooperation and stability in the region.

当世界见证这一历史性事件时,重大的和平协议被签署,标志着该地区合作与稳定的新时代。

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cardinal
6.
car
di
nal
名词

红衣凤头鸟, 红鸟

The male cardinal sang loudly from a branch near the feeder.

雄性主红雀从喂食器附近的树枝上大声鸣叫。

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integral
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in
teg
ral
形容词

整体的, 基本的

Effective communication is integral to a successful team.

有效的沟通是成功团队的不可或缺部分。

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substantial
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subs
tan
tial
形容词

大量的, 重要的

The company made a substantial investment in upgrading its infrastructure.

该公司在升级基础设施方面进行了大量投资

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pivotal
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pi
vo
tal
形容词

关键的, 决定性的

The research findings were pivotal in shaping the scientific community's understanding of the newly discovered phenomenon.

研究结果在塑造科学界对新发现现象的理解方面起到了关键作用。

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consequential
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con
seq
uen
tial
形容词

随之而来的, 结果的

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indispensable
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in
dis
pen
sa
ble
形容词

不可或缺的, 必需的

Oxygen is indispensable for human life.

氧气对人类生命是不可或缺的。

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primary
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pri
ma
ry
形容词

主要的, 初级的

The primary reason for his success is his unwavering dedication to his craft.

他成功的主要原因是他对自己手艺的坚定不移的奉献。

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fundamental
13.
fun
da
ment
al
形容词

基本的, 根本的

Understanding basic mathematics is fundamental to solving more complex problems.

理解基础数学对于解决更复杂的问题是基本的

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noteworthy
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note
wor
thy
形容词

值得注意的, 显著的

Her performance in the play was noteworthy, earning praise from critics and audiences alike.

她在剧中的表现值得注意,赢得了评论家和观众的一致好评。

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principal
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prin
ci
pal
形容词

主要的, 首要的

The principal aim of the initiative is to reduce carbon emissions.

该倡议的主要目标是减少碳排放。

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crucial
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cru
cial
形容词

Time management is crucial for meeting deadlines.

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vital
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vi
tal
形容词

至关重要的, 必不可少的

Adequate hydration is vital for maintaining overall health.

适当的水分补充对于维持整体健康至关重要

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overrate
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o
ver
rate
动词

高估, 过高评价

Many people overrate luxury brands, assuming higher prices mean better quality.

高估许多人奢侈品牌,假设更高的价格意味着更好的质量。

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grave
19.
grave
形容词

严肃的, 庄重的

Her grave expression conveyed the seriousness of the situation, leaving everyone in the room silent.

严肃的表情传达了情况的严重性,让房间里的每个人都沉默了。

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chief
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chief
形容词

主要的, 最重要的

The chief concern of the community is addressing unemployment among young people.

社区的主要关注点是解决年轻人的失业问题。

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invaluable
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in
va
lua
ble
形容词

无价的, 非常宝贵的

Her advice was invaluable in helping me make the right decision.

她的建议在帮助我做出正确决定方面无价

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requisite
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req
ui
site
形容词

必要的, 必需的

Fulfilling the requisite qualifications is essential for applying to the job.

满足必要的资格对于申请工作至关重要。

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marquee
23.
mar
quee
名词

大帐篷, 天幕

The wedding reception was held under a beautiful marquee in the garden, adorned with fairy lights and flowers.

婚礼招待会在花园里一个美丽的大帐篷下举行,装饰着仙女灯和鲜花。

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intrinsic
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int
rin
sic
形容词

内在的, 固有的

The intrinsic sweetness of the ripe fruit made it delicious without any added sugar.

成熟水果的内在甜味使其无需添加糖就很美味。

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influential
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inf
luen
tial
形容词

有影响力的, 有影响的

Her influential speeches inspired many people to take action for social change.

有影响力的演讲激励了许多人采取行动促进社会变革。

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marginal
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mar
gi
nal
形容词

边缘的, 边际的

The marginal notes in the textbook helped explain the main concepts.

教科书中的边缘注释有助于解释主要概念。

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irrelevant
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ir
re
le
vant
形容词

不相关的, 无关紧要的

His personal anecdotes were irrelevant to the topic of the lecture.

他的个人轶事与讲座的主题无关

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peripheral
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pe
ri
phe
ral
形容词

外围的, 边缘的

The peripheral vision allows us to detect movement on the sides without directly looking at it.

周边视觉使我们能够在不直接看的情况下检测侧面的运动。

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subservient
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sub
ser
vient
形容词

卑躬屈膝的, 顺从的

His subservient assistant never challenged any of his unreasonable demands.

顺从的助手从未质疑过他的任何不合理要求。

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negligible
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neg
li
gi
ble
形容词

微不足道的, 可忽略的

The amount of sugar in the diet soda is negligible, making it a popular choice for those watching their sugar intake.

无糖汽水中的糖含量微乎其微,这使其成为关注糖分摄入人群的热门选择。

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trivial
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tri
vial
形容词

琐碎的, 微不足道的

The meeting was delayed by trivial issues that could have been resolved quickly.

会议被琐碎的问题拖延了,这些问题本可以迅速解决。

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futile
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fu
tile
形容词

徒劳的, 无用的

Their attempts to repair the old machinery proved futile, as it was beyond repair.

他们试图修理旧机器的努力被证明是徒劳的,因为它已经无法修复了。

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redundant
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re
dun
dant
形容词

多余的, 冗余的

His position at the company became redundant after the department was restructured.

部门重组后,他在公司的职位变得冗余

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urgency
34.
ur
gen
cy
名词
precedence
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pre
ce
dence
名词

优先, 优先权

The safety of the passengers took precedence over all other considerations during the emergency landing.

在紧急着陆期间,乘客的安全优先于所有其他考虑因素。

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crunch
36.
crunch
动词

嘎吱嘎吱地嚼, 大声咀嚼

He crunched the potato chips loudly during the movie.

他在看电影时大声地着薯片。

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imperative
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im
pe
ra
tive
形容词

必要的, 紧急的

It is imperative that we address climate change to ensure the well-being of future generations.

我们必须解决气候变化问题,以确保未来世代的福祉,这是当务之急

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cornerstone
38.
cor
ner
stone
名词

基石, 基础石

The cornerstone of the new library was laid during a grand ceremony attended by the entire community.

新图书馆的奠基石在社区全体成员出席的盛大仪式上安放。

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forefront
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fore
front
名词

前沿, 先锋

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prominence
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pro
mi
nence
名词

重要性, 知名度

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overstate
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o
ver
state
动词

夸大, 高估

The job applicant was cautioned not to overstate their experience on the resume.

求职者被警告不要在简历中夸大自己的经历。

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foreground
42.
fore
ground
名词

前景, 前部

He placed an old truck tire in the foreground to add visual interest and texture against the snow-covered field behind it.

他将一个旧卡车轮胎放在前景中,以在后面的雪覆盖的田野上增加视觉兴趣和纹理。

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prioritize
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prio
ri
tize
动词

优先考虑, 给予优先权

She prioritized completing her assignments before socializing with friends.

优先完成了作业,然后再与朋友交往。

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outweigh
44.
out
weigh
动词

超过, 胜过

The benefits of regular exercise outweigh the inconvenience of waking up early to go to the gym.

定期锻炼的好处超过了早起去健身房的不便。

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underestimate
45.
un
der
es
ti
mate
动词

低估, 轻视

She warned him not to underestimate the challenges of starting a new business from scratch.

她警告他不要低估从零开始创业的挑战。

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downplay
46.
down
play
动词

淡化, 轻视

The manager chose to downplay the challenges the team was facing during the project.

经理选择淡化团队在项目期间面临的挑战。

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pale
47.
pale
形容词

淡, 浅

The artist painted the landscape with pale green meadows and distant mountains.

艺术家用淡绿色的草地和远处的山脉画出了风景。

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exaggerate
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e
xa
gge
rate
动词

夸大, 夸张

She tends to exaggerate her accomplishments on her resume to make herself stand out.

她倾向于在简历中夸大自己的成就以使自己脱颖而出。

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underscore
49.
un
der
score
动词

强调, 突出

The president's speech underscored the importance of unity in challenging times.

总统的讲话强调了在充满挑战的时代团结的重要性。

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treasure
50.
trea
sure
名词
overemphasize
51.
o
ver
em
pha
size
动词

过分强调, 夸大其重要性

The manager tends to overemphasize minor issues, causing unnecessary stress among the team.

经理倾向于过分强调小问题,导致团队中产生不必要的压力。

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prominently
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pro
mi
nent
ly
副词

显著地, 突出地

Important safety instructions were prominently displayed near the exit.

重要的安全指示在出口附近显著地展示。

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53.
im
pe
ra
tive
ly
副词

迫切地

She spoke imperatively, insisting that the safety protocols be followed without exception.

命令式地说话,坚持安全协议必须毫无例外地遵守。

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