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Meanings of spotlight in English
Portuguese
centro das atenções Move into the foreground to make more visible or prominent.
Synonyms
Examples for "highlight"
Examples for "highlight"
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Aim: This paper aims to highlight such challenges and propose practical solutions.
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Two case vignettes are used to highlight certain evaluation and treatment challenges.
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The report also highlight changes in the way children use the internet.
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Conclusion: Our findings highlight the potential risk of AIV to avian health.
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Significance: The results highlight the importance of detailed epilepsy information for families.
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Note the entrance; a vertical hole in the snow in the foreground
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The tree in the foreground is 20 inches in diameter of trunk.
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The house in the foreground on the right is in two stories.
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The foreground is a mosaic terrace; the background is rocks and water.
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Its foreground is the emerald river; its drop-curtain the radiant cañon wall.
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It will often play up precisely when you don't want it to.
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The pain in his voice made her play up to her part.
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Sometimes, they play up their technology at the expense of the others.
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Then play up your strophe so we may hear if you lie.
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She was ready to play up to whatever cue Bonnie gave her.
Usage of spotlight in English
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The spotlight is on the way in which society supports vulnerable people.
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The new spotlight however might prove to be too much for Simpson.
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She has had years and years in the spotlight performing, one said.
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That being said, religion in general is in a somewhat negative spotlight.
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Specifically, land reform policy, which came under the spotlight again last week.
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The D.C. police chief was in the media spotlight quite a bit.
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They're dangerous because there's a huge media spotlight and criticism comes easy.
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But news not related to results may take the spotlight this morning.
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We're connecting to the media to ensure that these cases receive spotlight.
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His love of the spotlight made people question his authenticity and intent.
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Legal troubles have put Travis in the spotlight in the past year.
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Doyle: I think she shined the spotlight on the art form again.
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Clarice went right on remaining in the social spotlight, primping and flirting.
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Her release will almost certainly put Western sanctions back in the spotlight.
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With the spotlight on Brexit, September inflation data had little market impact.
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Mexico has come under the spotlight this year for skyrocketing murder rates.
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Spotlight through the time
Spotlight across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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