prominent
prominent 英 [ˈprɒmɪnənt] 美 [ˈprɑmɪnənt]
adj. 突出的，显著的；杰出的；卓越的
名词复数:prominents
- If you're looking for an adjective that means "sticking out above the rest; famous," consider prominent. A prominent person might be the big cheese, the head honcho, the top dog — not just any Joe Schmo.
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- adj. 突出的，显著的；杰出的；卓越的
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1. But I think the most prominent and visible change to the outside world is our release cycle.
但我认为对外界而言，最显著的、最能看到的变化是我们的发布周期。
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2. In the process of practice it is not prominent this is because I should improve my English level.
但在实习的过程中这个优势却并不突出，这都是因为我的专业水平有待提高。
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3. Of course, these individuals have been around since the beginning of human history and played a more prominent role in some eras than in others.
当然，这些个体自从人类历史开端以来就已经存在，并且在一些时代扮演着比另一些时代更突出的角色。
- prominent (adj.) mid-15c., "projecting, jutting out," from Latin prominentem (nominative prominens) "prominent," present participle of prominere "jut or stand out, be prominent, overhang," from pro "before, forward" (see pro-) + -minere "project, jut out," which is related to mons "hill" (from PIE root *men-(2) "to project"). Meaning "conspicuous" is from 1759; that of "notable, leading" is from 1849. Related: Prominently.
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