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Meanings of emphasise in anglès

portuguès
enfatizar
català
accentuar
espanyol
acentuar
Wikidata

To stress, single out as important.

accentuar
portuguès
enfatizar
català
recalcar
espanyol
subrayar

Give extra weight to (a communication)

recalcar
Sinònims
Examples for "underscore"
Examples for "underscore"
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Conclusions: These results underscore the need for health promotion efforts among survivors.
Pubmed
2
Taken together, the companies' ambitions underscore just how much times have changed.
Wired
3
Yet threats of retaliation underscore the weak legal case of opposed countries.
Reuters
4
France, in particular, wants to underscore its determination to tackle tax fraud.
Reuters
5
Earlier this month, Trump sought to underscore his support among rank-and-file soldiers.
Reuters
1
The figures also serve to underline a dangerous division in our society.
The Irish Times
2
But it does underline Amazon's confidence in its push into consumer products.
Reuters
3
The forms will also underline the conditions for receipt of unemployment payments.
The Irish Times
4
These examples underline the great importance of regular controls of immunologic reagents.
Pubmed
5
Our results underline the need for age-specific suicide prevention strategies in detention.
Pubmed
Usage of emphasise in anglès
1
But they emphasise the rule of law, due process and democratic structures.
The Irish Times
2
It is important to emphasise, however, that there are grounds for optimism.
The Guardian
3
I know I already said it, but I want to emphasise it.
The Irish Times
4
These will support R&D projects and emphasise the development of silicon design.
The Irish Times
5
The results emphasise the potential of the peptides tested as malaria-vaccine candidates.
Pubmed
6
It is a point Mullins will be desperate to emphasise this week.
The Guardian
7
Saudis emphasise their own interests rather than those of the United States.
Reuters
8
They are possibly supposed to emphasise competence and to distract from substance.
The Guardian
9
I want to emphasise that after all the votes have been counted.
Jamaica Observer
10
The texts emphasise that these ideas were not to be interpreted literally.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
11
I should probably emphasise I am not a doctor or a sexologist.
News.com.au
12
We cannot emphasise too strongly the significance of this for the future.
The Riddle of the Rhine: Chemical Strategy in Peace and War
13
And, as a cabinet-maker, he wants to emphasise that there are alternatives.
The Irish Times
14
Guest appearances from the smoother-tongued Jay-Z and Kanye West only emphasise that.
The Guardian
15
Phenomenology and psychology both emphasise the importance and complexity of eye contact.
The South African
16
He spat vigorously as if to emphasise the desperation of his quandary.
Huntingtower
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Emphasise through the time
Emphasise across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Rare