Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Vital"

A: very important

A: very important things

A:
If you say that something is "vital", you mean that it is necessary or very important.

ex:1. The port is vital to supply relief to millions of drought victims.
2. It is vital that parents give children clear and consistent messages about drugs.

A: It is vital to exercise everyday to stay in good health.

The one thing that is vital is the one that is the most important.

A: Her vital signs are ok

A: It is vital that you know this information.
The brain is a vital organ.

Vital can mean absolutely necessary, important, or essential.

A: "Vital" is slightly more formal

A: They both mean exactly the same thing, but ESSENTIAL is more commonly used in conversation or for daily things. VITAL is used for very serious matters, rules etc...

For example:

A toothbrush and soap are essential items for daily living

It`s vital that we finish this project by next week

A: They mean the same thing - though vital - like ‘crucial’ is slightly stronger in terms of degree.

A: vital could mean important and alive means to be living

A: I think all the words have very similar meanings with unnoticeable differences, when used in regular speak. However, I also feel as though one difference lies in each words "impact" in the sentence. For example:

"It is important to do this paper."

"It is essential you do this paper."

"It is crucial you do this paper."

"It is vital you do this paper."

Each sentence converts the meaning "you need to do this paper", but the word change affects the emphasis. I hope this makes sense...good luck!

A: vital

A: Vital

A: The second way you pronounced it with a strong 'i' sound.
Vī-tull

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