dealbreaker
noun[C]
informaluk/ˈdiːlˌbreɪ.kər/us/ˈdiːlˌbreɪ.kɚ/something that isimportantenough to you topreventyou fromagreeingto something,buyingsomething, etc.:
（使人下定决心不做某事或不买某物的）决定性因素Thebathroomisdownstairs, butweighedagainst all the othergreatfeatures,perhapsthat isn't a dealbreaker.浴室在楼下，但是跟其他所有的优点相比，也许不会成为让买卖不能成交的决定性因素。
- If he says he doesn'twanttomove, then you need todecideif it's a dealbreaker for you.
- We'dpreferthevaluationpointswere allsimilar, but it's not a dealbreaker.
- If apartnerwon'tacceptyourfriendsorfamily, that's usually a dealbreaker in arelationship.
- I reallylikedthedevice, but the dealbreaker for me was that it onlyworkedwith aprojector.
Essential or necessary
- basically
- basis
- be a question ofdoing somethingidiom
- box ticking
- business-critical
- dependence
- elemental
- if/when push comes to shoveidiom
- incumbent
- indispensable
- inhere insomething
- inherent
- necessity
- need
- needed
- needful
- non-discretionary
- owe
- symbiotically
- warrant
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