prominent

美音：['prɑmɪnənt] 英音：['prɒmɪnənt]

简单释义：

adj.重要的；著名的；杰出的；显眼的

网络突出的；显著的；卓越的

完整释义：

adj.

1.突出的;显著的;杰出的;卓越的;显眼的
2.凸出,突出,向外鼓
3.著名的,知名的,杰出的,优秀的,有名望,颇有名望的,了不起的
4.重要的,著名的
5.明显的,显著,显眼的,显贵的,最引人注目;典型的
6.突起的;(眼、牙等)凸出的
7.举足轻重的

例句：

Try to figure out a local angle for an international story, as it may encourage your editor to put your story in a more prominent position.
设法为一篇国际新闻找到一个地方视角，这可能会鼓励你的编辑把你的文章放在一个更显眼的位置上。
Mr Kemp was one of the most prominent Republicans of his generation.
康普先生是他同时代最杰出的共和党人之一。
Peter Tatchell, the prominent gay rights campaigner and founder of the group Pride, said he would march with Mrs Brown.
维护同性恋者权益的卓越斗士PeterTatchell，同时也是“骄傲”组织的创办人，称将与布朗夫人一起参加游行。
Police marched from the Trident hotel in Mumbai, scene of a hostage drama a year ago, and abseiled down prominent buildings.
一年前在三叉戟酒店（Tridenthotel）上演了扣押人质的戏剧性一幕，警方游行正是从那里开始，一路向下经过主要的建筑物。
It was after his first year, in 1989, that he took a summer job at a prominent law firm now called Sidley Austin.
在哈佛的第一年结束后，也就是1989年，他在一家著名的律师事务所——现在叫做SidleyAustin律师事务所——得到了一份暑期工作。
FOR much of the last century inflation was as prominent a feature of Brazilian life as football.
巴西的通货膨胀在上世纪的大部分时间里和巴西足球一样出名。
Work as a whole require prominent theme, content, healthy, innovative, and the performance of strong, easy to spread.
作品整体要求主题突出、内容健康、创意新颖、表现力强、易于传播。
If the girl was born in a more prominent family the poor lad would be evicted out of the family's sphere of influence.
假如女子出生名门，她则会被驱逐出家族的势力范围。

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