emphasise

英 ['emfəsaɪz]

美 ['emfəsaɪz]

v.  强调; 重视; 着重; 使突出

过去分词：emphasised　过去式：emphasised　第三人称单数：emphasises　现在分词：emphasising　

BNC.2686

英英释义

verb

• to stress, single out as important
  1. Dr. Jones emphasizes exercise in addition to a change in diet
  Synonym:stressemphasizepunctuateaccentaccentuate
• give extra weight to (a communication)
  1. Her gesture emphasized her words
  Synonym:underscoreunderlineemphasize

双语例句

• It is more important to involve more countries and systems and emphasise our own form.
  更重要的是要让更多的国家和体系参与进来，并强调我们自己的形式。
• I should emphasise that I am making assumptions here.
  我应该强调的是，我在这里只是假设。
• Over and again, I heard senior Chinese officials emphasise the commitment to preserve a rules-based system.
  我一再听到中国高层官员强调对保护建立在规则之上的制度的承诺。
• Remember if you want to emphasise an adjective, you can put too/ too before the adjective, e.g.
  记住如果你想强调某个形容词，你可以在它之前加上too/太，如此。
• Those who emphasise rationality can readily point to the incentives for the financial sector to take undue risk.
  那些强调合理性的人，可以很容易地将矛头指向那些刺激，是它们使得金融行业承担过多风险。
• If you want to emphasise something, you can also use so/ so before the adjective, e.g.
  如果你想强调某事，你可以在形容词前加so/太，例如：Itwassopeaceful！
• They emphasise the vital role of health professionals in preventing and reducing the health effects of global warming.
  他们强调了卫生领域专业工作者在预防和减少全球变暖对健康方面的效应。
• They emphasise the costs of the split.
  它们着重指出了分离的成本。
• But they emphasise the fragility of recovery and, in particular, the huge private sector financial surpluses.
  但他们强调，复苏仍然非常脆弱，尤其是私人部门仍拥有庞大的财务盈余。
• Some of the women were asked to emphasise supposed masculine-like traits such as assertiveness, independence and raw ambition.
  让其中一些女性对原本属于男性特质的，如自信、独立和有野心的这类男性特质做出评价。