Feature
نمایاں کریں
definition
verb
the hotel features a large lounge, a sauna, and a coin-operated solarium
have as a prominent attribute or aspect.
noun
safety features like dual air bags
a distinctive attribute or aspect of something.
a feature on Detroit's downtown fishery
a newspaper or magazine article or a broadcast program devoted to the treatment of a particular topic, typically at length.
translation of 'feature '
noun
خصوصیت
example
Broadcasters could do a 'feature' on children's perspective of daily news and create children's news bulletins.
an important 'feature' of the team
phonetic 'feature'
And it'll also save the advertisers money, since they'll be able to 'feature' a film star and cricketer rolled into one.
celebrities sometimes 'feature' in the show
The same news director ordered a female reporter to do a 'feature' on the ‘amateur strip night’ at a local club.
dogfish didn't 'feature' on the menu
Not until 1900, however, did half-tone photographic images become a regular 'feature' of newspapers and magazines.
At the time there was a craze for bingo games in the tabloid newspapers, so a 'feature' was introduced where the day's bingo numbers were read out.
A small 1970s television sits in one corner - seemingly more of a decorative 'feature' than anything else.
In fact, this barely even felt like a movie about animals - it just happened to 'feature' a horse prominently.
a 'feature' on Detroit's downtown fishery
Usually I write articles on my own but a colleague and I decided to cooperate on writing a big 'feature' for a newspaper.
Powerful women who provided both financial and emotional strength in these transient communities 'feature' strongly in writings on the slums.
It was the dominating 'feature' of the news bulletins.
The most significant 'feature' appears to be the total restructuring of the town centre.
Such a capacity to identify and contrast peoples by distinguishing characteristics is a 'feature' of a sense of national identity.
garden 'feature'
Both movies 'feature' the actors carrying out all their own stunts.
women rarely 'feature' in writing on land settlement
It is curious, however, that so few of the work's prominent recordings 'feature' French sopranos.
Kung-fu has become popular in many countries, primarily through films which 'feature' martial arts stars.
his later paintings 'feature' prominently in the exhibition
The general concept that frozen foods do not mean junk foods is to be emphasised on packaging, which will 'feature' prominent nutrition information.
Opening next month, it's the first of five movies that will 'feature' the actor this year.
Twenty years later, his house at Soham would 'feature' a prominent framed picture of a jet fighter on a wall of the living room.
If so, this peculiar morphologic 'feature' is another distinguishing characteristic of this genus.
Diversity of values, what philosophers calls the ‘fact of pluralism’, is the salient 'feature' of modern societies in the West.
All of these editions 'feature' introductions by prominent gay writers who reflect on the impact the books had on them.
Or, you can go to one of the private hotels which 'feature' their own thermal bathing facilities.
Credits: Google Translate
