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非常依赖
A general and common way to say someone or something relies on another to a large degree.
一种通用且常见的说法，表示某人或某物在很大程度上依赖另一方。
严重依赖
To rely to a very large degree on something, often for economic or resource reasons.
在很大程度上依赖某事，通常出于经济或资源原因。
高度依赖
To rely to a very significant degree, often in a technical or systemic context.
在非常显著的程度上依赖，通常在技术或系统背景下。
越来越依赖
Describes a trend of becoming more and more reliant over time.
描述随着时间推移越来越依赖的趋势。
完全依赖
To be completely reliant on something, especially common in American English.
完全依赖某事，在美式英语中尤为常见。
经济上依赖
Reliant on another for financial or economic stability.
在财务或经济稳定方面依赖另一方。
Implies that dependency is vital for survival or success; without it, there would be failure.
至关重要地依赖
Similar to 'critically', emphasizes that the dependency is a crucial factor for an outcome.
与'critically'相似，强调依赖是结果的一个关键因素。
直接依赖
When one thing's outcome is an immediate result of another.
当一件事的结果是另一件事的直接产物时。
完全依赖
A slightly more formal way to say entirely dependent.
一种比 'entirely dependent' 更正式的说法。
部分地依赖
Similar to 'partially', meaning reliant to some degree.
与'partially'相似，意为在某种程度上依赖。
绝对依赖
To be completely and without exception reliant on something.
完全且无一例外地依赖某事。
紧密依赖
Emphasizes a tight, interconnected relationship of dependency.
强调紧密、相互关联的依赖关系。
情感上依赖
Reliant on another for emotional support and well-being.
在情感支持和幸福感方面依赖另一方。
完全依赖
An emphatic way to say completely dependent, often with a negative connotation.
一种强调完全依赖的说法，常带有负面含义。
是依赖的
Used to describe the state of needing support from someone or something.
用于描述需要某人或某物支持的状态。
依赖于
The most common preposition used to indicate what is being relied upon.
最常用的介词，用于指明所依赖的对象。