prominent

adjective (prominent, more prominent, most prominent)

«prominent» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Prominent means easy to see because it stands out or sticks out. tree →
A prominent person is important and well known. tree →
Prominent means important or noticeable in a situation. tree →

In the lessons

In descriptions and stories it describes features (a prominent nose) and places (a prominent hill). In news it describes famous people. In art and writing: put the title in a prominent place. Phrases: «a prominent place», «a prominent role», «a prominent figure».

Examples

Put the poster in a prominent place. tree →
The castle stands on a prominent hill. tree →
She is a prominent scientist. tree →
He has a prominent chin. tree →
Safety signs must be prominent. tree →
Football plays a prominent part in his life. tree →
A prominent writer visited our school. tree →
The bird has prominent red feathers. tree →
On the whole she is the most prominent among the strange figures with which the Skazkas make us acquainted. tree →

Note

Spelling -ent: prom-in-ent. Noun: prominence. Opposite: inconspicuous, unknown.

On Mova

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