emphasize
enfatizar
definition
verb
he jabbed a finger into the tabletop to emphasize his point
give special importance or prominence to (something) in speaking or writing.
translation of 'emphasize'
verb
enfatizar,
acentuar,
recalcar
example
We suffer as we struggle to define our individuality and hence simultaneously 'emphasize' our separateness.
Other forms of treatment 'emphasize' learning to adjust to the disorder rather than removing the problematic behaviour.
The findings 'emphasize' the value of farming coffee in shaded environments.
I can't 'emphasize' enough what respect I have for the kind of research Crouch has done.
I would 'emphasize' that I am not an economist
A shorter jacket will 'emphasize' your height as well as your skinny waist, arms and legs.
I want to 'emphasize' all the words in the title of this conference.
The authors 'emphasize' how the development of mathematical understanding is related to individual differences rather than group differences.
The findings 'emphasize' the deleterious effects of cocaine on the brain and the potential for improvement with medications.
he jabbed a finger into the tabletop to 'emphasize' his point
Michael stood up straight, making sure to 'emphasize' his height and build… just in case.
Yet it is important to 'emphasize' that liberalism did not disappear.
they 'emphasize' the need for daily, one-to-one contact between parent and child
It is important to 'emphasize' that dementia is a syndrome and not a disease.
We invent indices that extract and 'emphasize' only those aspects of the data that are of interest.
Contending approaches 'emphasize' different aspects of the integration process.
I can't 'emphasize' enough how important it is to pay attention to your body.
Scholars now 'emphasize' the increasing political power of the peasants.
By placing the code which defines the work before the work itself, it 'emphasizes' the link between computational and conceptual art.
Each speaker 'emphasized' that business, government and the media all must learn how to function in crisis mode.
It was 'emphasized' that - just as in the earlier age of globalization - there are winners and losers.
It also 'emphasized' that groundwater contamination had become a critical problem.
The words I have 'emphasised' give rise to two issues of interpretation on which the parties are fundamentally divided.
I keep referring to the word ‘disclosure’ because that is the word I am 'emphasising' in my new title for this bill.
Chanel's Spring collection only 'emphasizes' the classic fashions that define the Chanel line.
I will read them as they now appear in the Act of 1948 and 'emphasise' the significant words.
She read each report out loud, 'emphasizing' each and every word.
From the very beginning, it was 'emphasized' that European integration should be an ongoing process.
The word ‘my’ was extremely 'emphasized' , as though she owned it and was made to give it away.
One scholar 'emphasizes' the necessity of developing a code to label research findings during data analysis.
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