vital in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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vital [Brit ˈvʌɪt(ə)l, Am ˈvaɪdl] ADJ

vital statistics [Brit, Am ˈvaɪtl stəˌtɪstɪks] N

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I cannot overemphasize how vital it is
non posso esagerarne l'importanza
vital role, key role fig
ruolo cruciale, determinante

Translations for vital in the Italian»English Dictionary (Go to English»Italian)

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vitale BIOL, PHYSIOL bisogno, funzione, organo, forza
vital
vitale
vital
di interesse vitale problema, questione
of vital importance
è di vitale importanza
it is vital or of vital importance or vitally important
vitale persona
vital
vitalismo ART, LIT
vital force
ruolo determinante
vital or key or leading role
fondamentale bisogno, fatto, scopo, qualità
vital
ha avuto un ruolo fondamentale nella creazione della società
he played an instrumental or a vital role in creating the company
fermarsi voleva dire perdere secondi preziosi
stopping meant losing vital seconds
indispensabile aiuto, servizio
vital
è indispensabile che …
it is essential or vital that …

vital in the PONS Dictionary

vital Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

vital ingredient
ingrediente m essenziale
vital organs
organi m pl vitali
vital part
parte f cruciale
vital statistics
statistiche f pl demografiche
it is vital to do …
è essenziale fare …

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Many people follow this tour and consider it a vital part of the day.
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They also required few skilled seamen and were difficult for sailing ships to catch, but vital in hunting down catching other galleys and oared raiders.
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He was born to a manufacturer of saltpeter (a vital part of gunpowder).
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Well-made decoys were among the tools most vital to their trade.
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These dances are very vital part of the tribal life.
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Holding the top of the tall and wide wall was vital.
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In addition to its role in digestion, the intestinal wall is also vital in preventing harmful bacteria, endotoxins, etc., from leaking into the bloodstream.
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It was founded on the basis that educated and engaged citizens are vital for a healthy democracy.
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Light industrial output was vital for a developing country coming from a low capital base.
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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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