featured noun
用于指被特别突出或介绍的人或物。
The featured speaker at the conference was a Nobel laureate.
会议上的特色演讲者是一位诺贝尔奖得主。
被作为特色（或重点）的
有...相貌特征的（常用于复合词）；以特殊方式展示的；面貌秀丽的；被作为特色的
made a feature or highlight; given prominence
以特殊方式展示的
displayed with special treatment
The museum's featured exhibit is a collection of ancient artifacts.
博物馆的特色展览是一批古代文物。
用法提示：featured 作定语，表示“被作为特色的”，修饰 exhibit。
She is a sharp-featured woman with high cheekbones.
她是一位面部轮廓分明、颧骨很高的女性。
用法提示：sharp-featured 是复合词，表示“有锐利相貌特征的”，featured 与副词连用构成形容词。
The magazine's featured article this month is about climate change.
本月杂志的专题文章是关于气候变化的。
用法提示：featured 作定语，表示“作为重点推出的”，修饰 article。
用于指被特别突出或介绍的人或物。
The featured speaker at the conference was a Nobel laureate.
会议上的特色演讲者是一位诺贝尔奖得主。
用于描述面容特征，常与表示特征的形容词组合。
She is a sharp-featured woman with piercing blue eyes.
她是一位五官分明的女性，有着锐利的蓝眼睛。
grammar · medium
易错句子This is a feature product.
正确表达This is a featured product.
误用名词'feature'作定语；应使用形容词'featured'表示'精选的'或'作为特色的'。
grammar · medium
易错句子The product featured in the store.
正确表达The product is featured in the store.
误将'featured'当作动词主动形式；'featured'在此为形容词或被动分词，需要系动词'is'构成被动语态。
feature 是名词或动词，表示特征或作为特色；而 featured 是形容词，表示被作为特色或精选的；作定语时，feature 强调类别（如 feature story 专题报道），featured 强调突出（如 featured article 精选文章）。
featuring 是动词 feature 的现在分词，常用于表示包含或主演；而 featured 作为形容词表示被突出展示。比较：a film featuring Tom Cruise（汤姆·克鲁斯主演的电影）与 a featured film（被评为特色的电影）。
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