vitally的意思和读音

vitally

: [ˈvaɪt(ə)li] : ['vaɪt(ə)li]

adv.

adv.extremely,indispensably,enormously,absolutely,really

vitallyadv.

1.extremely; in an essential way

Education is vitally important for the country's future.

adv.1.

adv.1.in an extremely important way

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1.So it's vitally important that the aforementioned sweets are opened and ready to go. (1)Your packet of Polos should be completely opened.。(1)

2.In turn, how we do at work is vitally affected by the kind of education we get -- and most especially what we get out of our education.---

3.It is vitally important now, throughout the Organization, that we listen carefully to what Member States have to say, and engage with them.

4.In families affected by divorce, non-resident fathers continue to be vitally important for the general development of their children.

5.My sign is vitally hands are cold And I'm on my knees Looking for the answer You've gotta let me know Are we human?

6.The money could be used for vitally needed housing, infrastructure, health and education.

7.If I were teaching a course vitally important to their future, then I could at least pinpoint a motivation for their cheating.

8.It is vitally important that you continue to hold your focus on this final run in, as to the whole purpose of what you are experiencing.

9.Unfortunately, however, this legal development did not occur in the vitally important field of warehouses for money, or deposit banking.

10.There are things that people vitally need. . . and yet providing it is no guarantee you'll find demand.西……西