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adjective* * ** * *vital, o vital, -evitaux mpl adj1) (= capital) vitalC'est une question vitale. — It's of vital importance.
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♦ vital /ˈvaɪtl/A a.1 vitale: (fisiol.) a vital organ (o part) un organo vitale; the vital force [principle], la forza [il principio] vitale2 vitale; essenziale: a vital question, una questione di vitale importanza; Secrecy is vital to success, la segretezza è essenziale per la riuscita; It's vital that we keep to the budget, è essenziale rispettare il budget; Teamwork is of vital importance, il lavoro d'équipe ha un'importanza vitale; He played a vital role in the country's reconstruction, ha svolto un ruolo essenziale nella riscostruzione del paeseB n. pl.( spesso scherz.) organi vitali; parti vitali● (fisiol.) vital capacity, capacità vitale (o respiratoria) □ (med.) vital data, dati della vitalità ( di un paziente da operare) □ (biol.) vital dye, colorante vitale □ ( raro) a vital error, un errore fatale □ vital statistics, (stat.) statistiche demografiche (o dello stato civile: natalità, mortalità, ecc.); (fam.: di una donna) misure anatomiche ( seno, vita, fianchi). -
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vital ['vaɪtəl](a) (essential → information, services, supplies) vital, essentiel, indispensable;∎ of vital importance d'une importance capitale;∎ this drug is vital to the success of the operation ce médicament est indispensable au succès de l'opération;∎ it's vital that I know the truth il est indispensable que je sache la vérité;∎ to play a vital role jouer un rôle capital ou primordial(b) (very important → decision, matter) vital, fondamental;∎ tonight's match is vital le match de ce soir est décisif(d) (energetic) plein d'entrain, dynamique(b) (essential elements) parties fpl essentielles►► Medicine vital capacity capacité f thoracique;vital force force f vitale;Medicine vital signs = température, rythme cardiaque et respiration;vital statistics (demographic) statistiques fpl démographiques; familiar (of woman) mensurations fpl -
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vital [ˈvaɪtl]1. adjectivea. ( = crucial) [part, link, information, ingredient, factor, role] essentiel ; [question, matter] fondamental ; [supplies, resources] vital ; [importance] capital• it is vital to develop a reliable system il est indispensable de mettre au point un système fiableb. ( = dynamic) [person, institution] énergiquec. [organ, force, functions] vital2. compounds* * *['vaɪtl]1) ( essential) [asset, document, information, research, supplies, interest] primordial; [match, support, factor] décisif/-ive; [service, help] indispensable; [treatment, organ] vital2) ( lively) [person] plein de vie or de vitalité; [culture, music] vivant -
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1 ( essential) [asset, document, expenditure, information, research, industry, supplies] essentiel/-ielle, primordial ; [role, issue, need, interest] fondamental, primordial ; [match, point, support, factor] décisif/-ive ; [service, help] indispensable ; [treatment, importance] vital ; it is vital that, it is of vital importance that il est indispensable or vital que (+ subj) ; vital to sb/sth indispensable à qn/qch ; it is vital to do il est indispensable de faire ; of vital importance d'une importance capitale ; to play a vital role ou part jouer un rôle capital ;2 ( essential to life) [organ, force] vital ; -
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vital [ˊvaɪtl] a1) жи́зненный; жи́зненно ва́жный;vital functions жи́зненные отправле́ния
;vital power жи́зненная эне́ргия
2) насу́щный, суще́ственный;vital choice ва́жный вы́бор
;vital needs животрепе́щущие или насу́щные ну́жды
;a question of vital importance вопро́с первостепе́нной ва́жности
;vital industries важне́йшие о́трасли промы́шленности
3) энерги́чный, по́лный жи́зни4) ги́бельный, роково́й;vital wound смерте́льная ра́на
а) стати́стика есте́ственного движе́ния населе́ния (рождаемости, смертности, браков);б) разг. объём груди́, та́лии и бёдер ( женщины) -
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vital, e, aux[vital, o]Adjectif vital* * *vital, e, aux[vital, o]Adjectif vital -
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vital statistics npl: estadísticas fpl demográficasa) ( in demography) estadísticas fpl demográficasb) ( of a woman) (hum) medidas fpl* * *a) ( in demography) estadísticas fpl demográficasb) ( of a woman) (hum) medidas fpl -
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vital (лот.) a живи́тельный; по́лный жи́зни; vitale Kraft жи́зненная си́ла; ein vitaler Mensch живо́й [энерги́чный, подви́жный] челове́к; eine vitale Musik жива́я му́зыкаvital (лот.) a жи́зненный, актуа́льный -
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vital statistics а) статистика естественного движения населения (рождаемос-ти, смертности, браков); б) joc. объем груди, талии и бедер (женщины) -
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vital adj lebenswichtig, unbedingt notwendig
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