critically
批判性地,至关重要的是,审慎地,至关重要
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- : in a judgmental or disapproving manner: The backlash was immediate after he spoke critically of his opponent’s personal life.
- : in a manner involving skillful analysis of merit, as of a decision or work of art or literature: a critically sanctioned project; critically admired novels.
- : to a devastating degree, leading to or reaching a crisis: As floodwaters rise, we are critically lacking sandbags and evacuation transport.
- : seriously or extremely, as of a gravely unstable medical condition: critically injured; a critically ill pneumonia patient.
- : with decisive or essential importance with respect to the outcome; crucially; indispensably: The success of this experiment critically relies on optimal weather.
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“Tangled Up in Blue” is a wonderfully insightful book that provides a lens to critically analyze urban policing and a road map for how our most dispossessed citizens may better relate to those sworn to protect and serve.
The species may soon be listed as critically endangered, the gravest rating made by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Three have become critically endangered, including the oceanic whitetip, scalloped hammerhead, and great hammerhead sharks.
A woman who was critically injured in a vehicle crash last month has died of her injuries, Prince George’s County police said in a news release.
In mid-October, a little-known but critically important domain name for one country’s internet space began to expire.
Most critically, the split perspectives of Noah and Alison need to marry more elegantly.
This is a critically important role, and something I've seen firsthand.
The film was critically panned upon its release, but has since gained a cult following.
Most people pay attention to this only in regards the Supreme Court, but the lower courts are also critically important.
The Hangover star, currently in the critically acclaimed Birdman, certainly knows how to bring the funny as well as the awkward.
From his waistcoat pocket he took a little silver convex mirror and surveyed himself therein.