decisive factor

英 [dɪˈsaɪsɪv ˈfæktə(r)]

美 [dɪˈsaɪsɪv ˈfæktər]

决定（性）因素

法律

英英释义

noun

• a point or fact or remark that settles something conclusively
  Synonym:clincher

双语例句

• Environment protection is the decisive factor for the health of our national economy.
  环境保护对我国经济的健康发展非常重要。
• The gas holdup of flotation column is a very decisive factor for the flotation result.
  浮选柱气含率大小是决定浮选效果的一个很重要的因素。
• The interests of the overwhelming majority of the people are the vital and most decisive factor.
  最大多数人的利益是最紧要和最具有决定性的因素。
• China's peaceful rise on the world stage is also likely to have been a decisive factor.
  中国的和平崛起在世界的舞台上也可能是决定性的因素。
• Cleveland's reputation for reliability was the decisive factor in winning the contract.
  克利夫兰诚实可靠的声誉是赢得这份合同的决定性因素。
• The results showed that singing was not the decisive factor for the patients.
  结果表明，唱歌并不是治疗这些患者的决定性因素。
• The support service's environment is the decisive factor of stimulating learner's enthusiasm, maintaining his motivation, enhancing his efficiency and ensuring his quality of learning in modern distance education.
  摘要现代远程教育中的支持服务环境是激发学习者学习热情、维持其学习动机、提高学习效率和保证学习质量的决定性因素。
• Churchill affair was not a decisive factor.
  丘吉尔事件并非决定因素。
• Now that we are engaged in construction programme, cadres have become a decisive factor.
  现在我们是搞建设，干部已成为决定性的因素。
• The practice outlook is the decisive factor in P.E teacher's development.
  实践观是体育教育发展的决定要素。