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

• Studies of business leaders tend to emphasise their vision, drive and ruthlessness.
  对商业领袖的研究往往将重点放在他们的洞察力、发展欲和无所顾忌上。
• They are typically no excuses schools that emphasise discipline, long hours and short holidays.
  这些学校是典型的不给借口学校，强调纪律、长时间学习和较短的假期，申请竞争也相当激烈。
• Marked by vigorous independence of thought and judgment. They also emphasise the cultivation of independent thinking.
  以思考和判断的强烈独立性为特点。他们也注意培养独立的思考的能力。
• 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！
• I should emphasise that I am making assumptions here.
  我应该强调的是，我在这里只是假设。
• 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。
• In it you emphasise that rationality and calculation underlie economic behaviour.
  你在书中强调，理性和计算是经济行为的基础。
• These changes emphasise its monitoring role and charge it with ensuring the company's stability.
  这类变化强调了其监督角色，并赋予其确保公司稳定的职责。
• 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。
• The rating agencies themselves emphasise that preserving the credibility of their ratings is crucial to their success.
  评级机构本身也强调，保持其评级的可信性对它们的成功至关重要。