英语释义

• forming or having the nature of a turning point or crisis;

  "a critical point in the campaign"

  "the critical test"

• determining or having the power to determine an outcome;

  "cast the decisive vote"

  "two factors had a decisive influence"

• characterized by decision and firmness;

  "an able an decisive young woman"

  "we needed decisive leadership"

  "she gave him a decisive answer"

• unmistakable;

  "had a decisive lead in the polls"

片语

decisive factor[管理] 决定性因素

decisive organization决定机关

Love decisive爱的果断

decisive intervention果断的干预

decisive blow决定性的打击

Decisive Engagement决战

decisive variables决策变量的

decisive enlargement关键性的扩展

decisive influence举足轻重的影响

decisive force决定性力量

英汉例句

• to do this will require the kind of decisive interventions recently made to stabilise the financial system.

  达到这个目标，需要如同最近为了稳定金融系统而做出的果断的干预措施。

• but group mind seems to be a liability in the decisive moments of touchdown, where there is no room for averages.

  但是，群体智慧在飞机着陆的决定性时刻似乎成了不利条件，这时可没空均衡众意。

• this is one where hillary clinton needed a much more decisive victory than i think she was able to gain.

  希拉里.克林顿在这场辩论中需要取得更具决定性的胜利，但是我认为她没能做到这一点。

• a decisive person understands the difference between decisions that really make a difference and those that don’t.

  一个果断的人明白那些会带来不同结果的决定和无关紧要的决定之间的区别。

• indeed, it is the eu, not the un or nato, that must now play the decisive role.

  事实上，如今应该是欧盟，而不是联合国或者北约来扮演决定性的角色。

• 「we have an opportunity to come together and take the swift, decisive action our economy urgently needs,」 he added.

  布什说：「我们有机会一同采取我们的经济迫切需要的迅速、果断的行动。」

• in this respect, britain's experience contains an invaluable lesson for all developed economies: it is possible to earn credibility and get ahead of the markets through decisive action.

  在这方面，英国的经验对所有发达国家来说是无价的，那就是通过果断的行动获得公信力和抢在市场前头是可能的。

• as we look to the future, we recognize the imperative for decisive and concerted action.

  展望未来，我们认识到决定性和协调一致的行动势在必行。

• once we have the full facts we will take decisive action.

  一旦掌握了这件事的全部真相，我们将采取果断的行动。

• and so it was fitting that it took extra time for a country that has spent 80 frustrating years trying to get the decisive goal for the world championship in the sport it loves more than any other.

  因此对于一个爱足球胜过其它任何运动但80年来一直未能赢取世界杯的国家来说，在决赛中一直等到加时赛才踢进这一决定性的一球也是适合的。

• 「what you have seen in the united states is decisive action by the administration through the plan further outlined by secretary geithner yesterday. this is really important stuff,」 he said.

  他说：「通过盖特纳部长昨天进一步介绍的计划，可以看到美国行政当局采取的果断行动，这的确很重要，是非常根本性的东西。」

• many people in many countries and organizations have been working hard to make this year, 2005, mark a decisive shift towards a decline in mother and child mortality.

  许多国家和组织中有很多人一直在努力工作，力求使今年，即2005年产生决定性变化，降低母亲和儿童的死亡率。

• but another thing is for certain - that we have taken strong and decisive action.

  但是另一件事情也是肯定的，我们正在采取强有力的决定性行动。

• however, we have had to intervene because of the need to take decisive action to address its particular debt burden.

  然而，因为有必要采取果断行动以解决其特殊的债务负担，所以我们不得不干预。

• but with opposition to any decisive action strong within both the league and the un, nothing more than feeble condemnation is likely.

  但随着对阿拉伯联盟和联合国任何果断行动的强烈反对，可能不外乎只是软弱的谴责而已。

• the enemy lost heavily in the decisive battle.

  敌人在决战中损失惨重。

• this was the first decisive stage of my training.

  这是我第一个决定性的锻炼阶段。

• in the social sciences, the situation is different. there have been famous battles galore, but no decisive victories.

  但在社会科学领域，情况就不同了：着名的论战比比皆是，但不存在决定性的胜利。

• the evidence demands an immediate, decisive response, to protect the health of all people.

  证据要求一个即时的、果断的回应，以保护大众的健康。

• the results showed that singing was not the decisive factor for the patients.

  结果表明，唱歌并不是治疗这些患者的决定性因素。

• it is not the light intensity–but light quality or composition–that plays a decisive role in regulating nectar production in the lima bean.

  不是在强度上，而是质量或合成上有轻微的依赖——在利马豆有规律的生产花蜜中扮演一个决定性的角色。

• the advantage of this is that they can make decisive and effective executives – up to a point.

  这样做的好处是，他们能成为果断和有效的管理者——在一定程度上是的。

• this ended in a decisive victory for de montfort, and henry and prince edward were captured.

  这场战役为孟福尔赢得了决定性的胜利，亨利和王子爱德华都被俘。

相似词

definitive普通邮票；限定词

unmistakable明显的；不会弄错的

final决赛；期末考试；当日报纸的末版

emphatic着重的；加强语气的；显着的

determinate确定；弄清楚

convincing使相信；使明白（convince的现在分词）

certainpro 某些；某几个

determinative限定词；决定的事物

deciding决定；裁决；断定（decide 的现在分词）

settling解决；安居（settle的ing形式）

firmad 坚信；坚持；稳固地

positive正数；[摄] 正片

unqualified不合格的；无资格的；不胜任的；不受限制的；无条件的；绝对的

crushing压坏，压伤；把……挤入； 压碎，捣碎；变皱，起皱；破坏，毁坏（某人的信心或幸福）（crush 的现在分词）

absolute绝对；绝对事物

critical鑒定的；[核] 临界的；批评的，爱挑剔的；危险的；决定性的；评论的

conclusive决定性的；最后的；确实的；确定性的

fixed修理（过去式）

crucial重要的；决定性的；定局的；决断的

determining决定；测定（determine的ing形式）

categorical绝对的（名词categoricalness，副词categorically，异体字categoric）；直截了当的；无条件的；属于某一范畴的

undeniable不可否认的；公认优秀的；无可争辩的

resolute坚决的；果断的

determined决定；断定（determine的过去分词）

decided决定（decide 的过去式和过去分词）

burning燃烧的；强烈的；发热的

demonstrable可论证的；显而易见的

significant象征；有意义的事物

demonstrative指示词

confirmed确证；使坚定；批準（confirm 的过去式和过去分词）

相反词

indecisive犹豫不决的；非决定性的