pronounced
宣判
definition
verb
Gerry pronounced the hero's name “Cahoolin”
make the sound of (a word or part of a word), typically in the correct or a particular way.
allow history to pronounce the verdict
declare or announce, typically formally or solemnly.
adjective
he had a pronounced squint
very noticeable or marked; conspicuous.
translation of 'pronounced'
adjective
明言,
断然的,
明白的,
断言
example
Plastic interaction between the metal surfaces is especially 'pronounced' when surface jetting occurs.
Increases in loneliness and decreases in social support were particularly 'pronounced' for the youth.
Apparently, normalizing for the number of pawns makes the effect more 'pronounced' .
The party's openness to second preferences, more 'pronounced' than ever before, was the real stroke of genius.
The differences between plants and animals may be especially 'pronounced' with regard to introns.
Passengers may notice this as there is a 'pronounced' well in the cabin floor ahead of it.
However, the end of the Cold War gave a strong boost to a more 'pronounced' liberal posture.
The new field of imagery may not provoke the passions of an image war, but we are often troubled by a 'pronounced' need to know.
The skin can become thicker and leathery, with more 'pronounced' lines and in severe cases it can even crack.
If it's damp with early-morning dew, its effect is even more 'pronounced' .
The group difference was most 'pronounced' in tasks requiring continuation and synthesis of phonological units.
Nowhere is this more 'pronounced' than in the discussion on global warming.
Driving into the city, I always notice the 'pronounced' Christian billboard citing a biblical passage.
Flavour ranges from very mild to strong, whether harshly biting or simply with a 'pronounced' flavour.
Stronger water losses lead to even more 'pronounced' performance reductions.
The most 'pronounced' spectral difference is exhibited by the fluorescence peak intensity shown in Fig.5.
The evidence isn't yet conclusive, but a 'pronounced' slowdown does indeed seem to be under way.
He renders poems with 'pronounced' literary value and a distinct aesthetic.
Yet even given that, his last essay is notable for a 'pronounced' harshness of tone and approach.
That direct sunlight enters the room is clear from the bright rear wall and 'pronounced' diagonal shadow falling from the windowsill.
You know what I mean - visibly dirty, 'pronouncedly' smelly, and exhibiting abnormal behavior (usually attributed to drug use).
It's dramatically fragile, more 'pronouncedly' rhythmic and spends its energy for the first four minutes in forward motion until exhaustion dissipates its momentum.
Oh, the entire building, usually something entirely fixed and solid, seems to be swaying quite 'pronouncedly' from side to side.
Having said that, unless you are happy spending a day being bounced up and down in a 'pronouncedly' uncomfortable ‘hard seat’, booking sleeper tickets in advance for about 100 yuan is a good idea.
My sleeping disorders get 'pronouncedly' worse.
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