critical
Prononciation : [/ˈkɹɪt.ɪ.kəl/]
Contexte : « importance or judgment »
(adjective) something of great importance or something that involves careful judgment. Critical can also mean expressing disapproval or finding faults.
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It is critical to follow the instructions to build the model correctly.
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Her critical remarks about the movie upset some of the viewers.
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Why is it critical to wear a helmet when riding a bike?
Contexte : « serious condition »
(adjective) a situation that is very serious or crucial. Critical can also refer to someone in a very unstable or dangerous condition.
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The patient's condition is critical, and they need immediate medical attention.
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The situation is not critical yet, but it could become worse if not handled carefully.
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Is the patient's condition still critical or has it improved?
Contexte : « analysis or evaluation »
(adjective) formidable or demanding detailed analytic methods or high-quality skills. Critical can also mean essential for understanding or evaluating something.
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The critical analysis of the novel provided deep insights into its themes and characters.
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Without a critical evaluation, it is difficult to judge the effectiveness of the project.
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Why is critical thinking important in solving complex problems?