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11prominent — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}rz. mos I, Mc. prominentncie; lm M. prominentnci {{/stl 8}}{{stl 20}} {{/stl 20}}{{stl 12}}1. {{/stl 12}}{{stl 7}} zwykle ironicznie lub z niechęcią o osobie zajmującej wysokie stanowisko, sprawującej ważny urząd, ważną… …
12Prominént — (lat.), vor , hervorragend …
13Prominént — (lat.), hervorragend …
14prominent — I adjective apparent, bold, brilliant, celebrated, consequential, conspicuous, credited, dignified, discernible, distinct, distinctive, distinguished, elevated, eminent, evident, exalted, extended, famous, flagrant, foremost, glaring, honored,… …
15promìnent — (prominȅnt) m rij. onaj koji je ugledan, na visokom položaju, istaknuti član društva …
16prominent — 1540s, from L. prominentem (nom. prominens), prp. of prominere jut or stand out, from pro before, forward (see PRO (Cf. pro )) + minere to project, from minae projections, threats (see MENACE (Cf. menace)) …
17prominent — remarkable, conspicuous, salient, outstanding, signal, *noticeable, striking, arresting Analogous words: Chief, leading, main, principal: important, significant (see corresponding nouns at IMPORTANCE) …
18prominent — Adj. (Aufbaustufe) sehr bekannt, einen besonderen Rang einnehmend Synonyme: berühmt, herausragend, namhaft, populär Beispiele: Die Stadt hatte prominenten Besuch. Er ist eine prominente Persönlichkeit …
19prominent — ► ADJECTIVE 1) important; famous. 2) protuberant. 3) particularly noticeable. DERIVATIVES prominently adverb. ORIGIN from Latin prominere jut out …
20prominent — 01. Tonight s concert for charity should be a huge success, with appearances by some of our most [prominent] local artists. 02. The new computers were [prominently] displayed in the store window. 03. Many of our most [prominent] citizens send… …
