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['kruːʃəlɪ]crucially important — di cruciale o suprema importanza
crucially, he was there — cosa fondamentale, lui era lì
* * *crucially /ˈkru:ʃəlɪ/avv.in modo cruciale; seriamente; gravemente: crucially important, di cruciale importanza; essenziale; Children were the most crucially affected, i bambini sono stati i più gravemente colpiti; crucially dependent on, che dipende in modo sostanziale da; More crucially, he said there was a major flaw in the program, cosa più importante, ha detto che c'era un grave difetto nel programma.* * *['kruːʃəlɪ]crucially important — di cruciale o suprema importanza
crucially, he was there — cosa fondamentale, lui era lì
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