key part
collocation in Englishmeaningsofkeyandpart
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key
adjective
uk/kiː/us/kiː/
very important and having a lot of influence on other people ...
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part
noun
uk/pɑːt/us/pɑːrt/
some but not all of ...
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(Definition ofkeyandpartfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofkey part
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Meaningful societal change (of which accountability is likely to be akeypart) requires the overhaul of political, legal and social institutions.
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Everyday solidarity was akeypartof their make-up.
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Akeypartof the definition of a dilemma is that a person must respond.
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Akeypartof the electoral replacement hypothesis is the idea that the newly elected members are closer to constituency preferences than their predecessors.
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Within that kind of teaching environment, this book could play akeypartin the scheme of work.
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Bargaining or negotiation thus shapes akeypartof relationships between the center and such associations.
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The following proposition is thekeypartof the proof.
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Thekeypartof our approach (how components can be recovered from their boundary) consists in some deformation argument.
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Language, mainly as expressed in written communication, is akeypartof both the recognition process and its analysis.
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The use of adjectives and adverbs in distinctive ways is akeypartof the language of advertising.
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The ergodic properties of this measure will form akeypartof our analysis.
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The state played akeypartin creating the modern medical equipment industries.
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Women have played akeypartin opening up this area, which was previously regarded as the domain of the clergy.
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It should be clear from the above that social policies play akeypartin this autobiography.
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This dynamic was akeypartof national market construction.
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Increased scientific innovation was seen as akeypartof achieving its goals.
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The prosecution, if it is savvy, will adduce evidence in the form of testimony or documents or physical evidence for everykeypartof its theory.
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The actions of women organising outside the state to influence the political system have played akeypartin achieving and maintaining the pressure for institutional change.
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Refusal is akeypartof their strategy.
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Nevertheless, they may have a beneficial role in embryo growth, as mentioned previously, and they are increasingly considered as playing akeypartin cell signalling.
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