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critically ['kritikәli]

ad. 批评性地, 审慎地, 精密地

Her eyes ran critically over her friend's new dress.
她以挑剔的眼光打量朋友的新连衣裙。
One who critically disagrees.
老是唱反调的人批判地不同意的人
A watchful nurse tending a critically ill patient.
照顾一个重病号的谨慎的护士

critically

[ adv ]
in a critical manner
<adv.all>
this must be examined critically

Critically \Crit"ic*al*ly\, adv.
1. In a critical manner; with nice discernment; accurately;
exactly.

Critically to discern good writers from bad.
--Dryden.

2. At a crisis; at a critical time; in a situation, place, or
condition of decisive consequence; as, a fortification
critically situated.

Coming critically the night before the session.
--Bp. Burnet.

While Orion has produced several hits and critically acclaimed films such as "Amadeus" and movies by Woody Allen, it has been financially troubled.
West German politicians reacted critically to the compromise. Economics Minister Helmut Haussman termed it a "false signal" ahead of German unification.
Mrs. Whatley said her husband, an oil foreman held since the invasion, hoped to hurry home to visit his critically ill father.
Romano had earlier said the Navy killings were not connected to the pawnshop shooting in which clerk Julie Michaels, 32, was killed and her 35-year-old brother critically wounded.
An Army warrant officer court-martialed for espionage may have critically damaged several electronic surveillance operations aimed at the Soviet bloc, The New York Times reported in Sunday editions.
Bad times doomed the critically praised New England Monthly, which was put to rest in September by Canada's Telemedia Inc.
One bystander was critically wounded and another managed to dodge bullets in the machine-gun attack outside Lee Arthur Lawrence's West Perrine grocery March 20.
He sees this efficiency as resulting primarily from the opportunity such government control provides to ration medical care, denying it in particular to the critically ill elderly who he sees as having the least to gain from such treatment.
Are these lovely things simply too many good fish that got away? A collection, of its very nature, is never critically definitive but only representative.
Well I was very pleased to welcome my friend, the prime minister of Japan, here to Palm Springs for two days of very useful and far-reaching discussions about the critically important relationship between the United States and Japan.
Allen Collins, who lost fellow members of his rock group Lynyrd Skynyrd in a 1977 plane crash and was paralyzed by a 1986 drunken driving accident, is critically ill, according to friends.
"Platoon," the critically acclaimed film about America's moral anguish and loss of innocence on Vietnam's battlefields, has been drawing tens of thousands of Vietnamese viewers, according to the official Vietnam News Agency.
Saturday's arrests followed by hours a spate of gang violence in the region that left a 13-year-old boy dead and a girl critically wounded.
The freeze caused a massive ice jam along a 35-mile stretch of the Missouri River north of Omaha, dropping waters downstream to critically low levels, the National Weather Service said.
Four people were killed and a fifth was critically injured early today in a house fire, officials said.
Guatemala Lions Club _ Its main project is the Children's Community of San Juan Sacatepequez, a hospital for critically malnourished children.
The paper finally got the names of the woman and her critically injured husband from a funeral home, Spies said.
Raynesford told CNN that "there appear now to be 80 survivors." CBS-TV quoted Janet Flanagan of St. Luke's Regional Medical Center as saying that 26 people walked in, and at least nine were critically injured.
International pilots will be warned that safety in the skies over seven U.S. cities is critically deficient due to a change in air traffic control rules, the Air Line Pilots Association announced Tuesday.
"It is critically important that the world understand who is responsible for the turmoil and the violence," he told the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.
Troops shot and wounded 14 Palestinians on Saturday in the occupied lands, including a teen-age girl shot in the head and critically wounded during a clash in the West Bank, Arab reports and hospital officials said.
Fox, which sells a critically respected clone of Borland International Inc.'s dBASE program, is the second-largest supplier of database software, but its revenue is roughly $75 million, only one-fifth the amount of Borland's database sales.
A drunken teen-ager was critically injured when he struck an overhead electric cable while playing atop a parked Long Island Rail Road train in Penn Station, a spokesman said Tuesday.
The militiaman's 9-year-old son was critically wounded and two other relatives escaped unhurt, Almadin added.
At age 27, he has seen his short stories collected in a critically acclaimed new book, "The Emperor of the Air" (Houghton Mifflin Co., $15.95).
Two gunmen critically wounded a Turkish Embassy employee in West Beirut, police said.
Two critically burned patients were turned away from the only hospital in Denver with a special burn unit because of a shortage of nurses.
It was extremely large, critically large, in the last years of the previous five-year plan period," Gostev told reporters.
Since the new, seventh member will be critically involved with the proposal, it made little sense to plough ahead with the preliminaries ahead of his arrival.
Thambimuthu's wife Kala, 48, who was also in the vehicle, was critically injured.

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