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单词 crucial period
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crucial period

collocation in English

meaningsofcrucialandperiod

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crucial
adjective
uk
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
us
/ˈkruː.ʃəl/
extremely important ...
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period
noun[C]
uk
/ˈpɪə.ri.əd/
us
/ˈpɪr.i.əd/
a length ...
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(Definition ofcrucialandperiodfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcrucial period

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Previous work has shown that 1943 was acrucialperiodin terms of wartime social policy.
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For eucalypts, thecrucialperiodfor growth and survival seems to be when trees are small.
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This is acrucialperiod.
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Adolescence is acrucialperiodfor the development of affect regulation, affective disorders, and the onset of alcohol use.
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This complication arrived at a particularlycrucialperiodwhen indirect rule was being implemented throughout the continent.
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It is the virtue of this book that it has made acrucialperiodin the country's history less opaque.
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The available literature indicates that only acute concentrations can induce any effect on cercariae during this initialcrucialperiod.
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My birthplace is facing acrucialperiod.
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Thecrucialperiodwill be its first determinations next spring.
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That was acrucialperiodin the operation.
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For one thing, the early appearance of periphrastic do in verse may well be a mirage effect of the rarity of prose texts in thecrucialperiod.
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I believe that much more attention needs to be given to thatcrucialperiod.
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What is going to happen meanwhile, during this mostcrucialperiodin the modernisation programme?
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Six months is acrucialperiodfor anyone who has been through a bereavement.
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We need to get through a verycrucialperiodin our affairs.
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This is acrucialperiodof recovery from the recession facing the world airline industry.
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I think that everyone feels that thecrucialperiodis immediately after release.
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Children may fail examinations partly because they have been away from school at acrucialperiod.
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That is acrucialperiod, according to the evidence, in potential infant mortality.
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Many foresters think that between 20 and 30 years is thecrucialperiodfor additional maintenance.
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It is totally unacceptable that they should engage in peace-keeping in thiscrucialperiod.
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There is ample evidence that iron plays a role in brain development and that iron deficiency during infancy (acrucialperiodof development) may irreversibly impair cognitive development (20).
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The hostels will provide intensive support through thecrucialperiodof the first few months after release.
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It is becoming increasingly clear that this is acrucialperiodfor the future of the civil aircraft industry.
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Thecrucialperiod, however, on which the calculation ought to have been based is seventy years ago, and.
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defined period

collocation in English

meaningsofdefineandperiod

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define
verb[T]
uk
/dɪˈfaɪn/
us
/dɪˈfaɪn/
to say what the meaning of something, especially a ...
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period
noun[C]
uk
/ˈpɪə.ri.əd/
us
/ˈpɪr.i.əd/
a length ...
See more atperiod

(Definition ofdefineandperiodfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdefined period

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It is a useful surrogate for the simultaneous availability of water and solar energy in an environment during adefinedperiodof time64.
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In general, use rights for land are not granted for a clearlydefinedperiod, and they are not definitive.
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As observed earlier, one lesson is that future research needs to ask people to report their knowledge of events over adefinedperiodsuch as the previous year.
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In essence, this attempts to measure a woman's exposure status over adefinedperiodof time, applying a more rigorous and sensitive set of exclusion criteria.
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Conditionality allows a technology to be made available under specific conditions, usually for adefinedperiod, after which the benefits of the technology are reviewed.
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We are moving to an entirely different system where there is adefinedperiodof service.
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But there are risks to setting rigid time limits that stipulate appeals must be heard within adefinedperiod.
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It must be adefinedperiodof reflection, clearly limited in time with a clearly specified time when conclusions will be drawn.
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Routes should be licensed only for adefinedperiod.
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Firstly, the present standard of rationing must be maintained only for a limited and a clearlydefinedperiod.
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He knows that youth unemployment is a major problem—partly because these young people cannot go to colleges and universities outside a very limited,definedperiod.
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Payment must be within adefinedperiodof time, with penalties for late payment.
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We considered some time ago whether to limit the retrospective nature of the scheme to adefinedperiodof time.
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The important thing about setting targets is that they should be realistic and achievable within adefinedperiod.
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That would mean that shares would need to be distributed to employees through the share incentive plan over adefinedperiod.
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