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vital [ˈvaɪtəl, Am -t̬-] PRZYM.

1. vital (necessary):

vital
of vital importance
vital interests
żywotne interesy r.m. l.mn.

2. vital form. (energetic):

vital

3. vital form. (relating to life):

vital
vital organs
narządy r.m. l.mn. wewnętrzne

vital statistics RZ. l.mn.

1. vital statistics of population:

vital statistics

2. vital statistics pot. of woman:

vital statistics
wymiary r.m. l.mn.

Przykładowe zdania ze słowem vital

vital interests
żywotne interesy r.m. l.mn.
vital organs

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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Their vital work should remain secret no longer.
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All patients receive subsidies on pharmaceuticals and vital drugs; everyone must pay a share of dental bills.
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Many people follow this tour and consider it a vital part of the day.
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Where digital resources are concerned, however, it is vital that teachers of history also equip students to deal with the challenges they pose.
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He was born to a manufacturer of saltpeter (a vital part of gunpowder).
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The corporation is a vital, reality-based counterweight to those for whom politics is primary.
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Electronic media gadgets that can be used to facilitate effective feedback is a vital aspect of micro-teaching.
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Vital statistics are depleted by performing some actions.
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It is now believed to play a vital role in preventing cell death in certain parts of the brain.
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Aggressive surgery would cause severe damage to neural structures vital for arm and leg movement, eye movement, swallowing, breathing, and even consciousness.
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