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adj. 危急的
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very serious
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His illness is critical.
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他的病情危急。
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That is a critical moment.
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那是生死存亡的关头。
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adj. 批评(性)的;批判(性)的
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saying that something is wrong
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We must inherit in a critical way.
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我们要继承地批判。
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His critical analysis was helpful.
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他的批判的分析是有益的。
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They are men with critical eyes.
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他们具有批判眼光。
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adj. 爱挑剔的
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fond of finding fault,disposition
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He is so critical that nobody can please him.
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他很爱挑剔,没有人能取悦于他。
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He is critical of grammar in the speech of other persons.
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他爱挑剔别人话语中的语法错误。
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The list is by no means beyond critical.
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这张名单决不是无可挑剔的。
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