accentuated

英 [əkˈsentʃueɪtɪd]

美 [əkˈsentʃueɪtɪd]

v.  着重; 强调; 使突出
accentuate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：accentuated　

COCA.44915

柯林斯词典

• VERB 强调;加重;使更明显
  Toaccentuatesomething means to emphasize it or make it more noticeable.
  1. His shaven head accentuates his large round face...
     光头使他的大圆脸更加突出。
  2. The whole air of menace was accentuated by the fact that he was so cordial and soft-voiced.
     他如此亲切，说话轻声细语，这更加重了威胁的语气。

双语例句

• This sudden and sometimes severely accentuated gravity resembled the disdain of a goddess.
  这种突如其来的庄重，有时甚至显得严厉，正象女神的鄙夷神情。
• But the changing fortunes of nuclear power have accentuated the ups and downs for uranium.
  然而，核大国的命运变化突出了铀的起伏。
• The pain was markedly accentuated by deep inspiration, although it was not pleuritic in nature.
  虽然没有肋膜带性状，但这痛因深吸气而显著加剧。
• However this doesn't mean that they should be accentuated and featured.
  然而这并不是说它们应该被强调和起重要作用。
• This has accentuated market volatility and illiquidity.
  这加剧了市场波动性，导致流动性愈发不足。
• He wore a belted raincoat that accentuated his portly middle
  他穿着一件系腰带的雨衣，使他发福的腰身更加显眼。
• The war has accentuated fractures between neighbouring states.
  那次战争加深了周边国家之间的裂痕。
• Her suit was so well tailored that it accentuated her graceful figure.
  她的衣服非常合体，显出了她那优美的曲线。
• I strongly suspect that the widespread use of a relatively narrow range of commercial yeasts has accentuated this phenomenon.
  我强烈怀疑，种类相对较少的商业酵母的广泛使用，加剧了这一现象。
• When you take it up to heads of state and government, the imbalances are accentuated.
  当你把它用到政府首脑的级别时，失衡就比较突出了。