突出
charge out; protrude; prominent
Meanings
4 senses · 8 examplesverb
to charge out; to break through
Often used in a military or urgent context, like breaking through a siege.
The cavalry charged out of the tight encirclement.
The player dribbled the ball, suddenly accelerated, and broke through the defense.
verb
to protrude; to bulge out; to stick out
Describes objects that extend outward from a surface.
The cliff protrudes over the sea, creating a spectacular view.
He has a pair of prominent cheekbones.
adjective
prominent; outstanding; conspicuous
Used to describe qualities, achievements, or features that are noticeably superior or distinct.
His grades were outstanding in this exam.
This employee's contribution is very prominent.
verb
to highlight; to emphasize; to give prominence to
Often used in planning, writing, or design to make something stand out.
In the report, we need to highlight the key points.
This design emphasizes individual creativity.