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pronounced + noun
She has a pronounced limp.
她有明显的跛行。
显著的；明显的
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显著的；明显的
Strongly marked; easily noticeable.
She has a pronounced limp.
她有明显的跛行。
被说出的；发音清晰的。
Uttered, articulated.
明显的；确定的。
Strongly marked; assertive.
显著的；显而易见的
strongly marked; easily noticeable
There is a pronounced difference in temperature between the two cities.
这两座城市之间的温差非常明显。
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Her pronounced accent made it clear she was from the south.
她明显的口音表明她来自南方。
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The doctor noticed a pronounced improvement in the patient's condition.
医生注意到病人的状况有明显改善。
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a pronounced flavor of cinnamon
一种明显的肉桂味道。
WordNet
She has a pronounced limp.
她有明显的跛行。
The difference was pronounced.
差异很明显。
The effect is more pronounced in older adults.
这种影响在老年人中更为明显。
Not this
The feature is very pronounce.
Use this
The feature is very pronounced.
中文学习者常将形容词'pronounced'误用作动词原形'pronounce'，遗漏词尾-d。'pronounced'作为形容词表示'明显的'，而'pronounce'是动词'发音；宣布'。应使用正确的形容词形式。'
Not this
The contrast is pronounced obvious.
Use this
The contrast is pronounced.
中文学习者可能受汉语'很明显'影响，将'pronounced'和'obvious'两个同义形容词堆叠使用，造成冗余。'pronounced'已包含'明显'之义，直接修饰名词即可，无需再加'obvious'。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
显著的效果
The new policy had a pronounced effect on the economy.
明显的差异
There is a pronounced difference between the two methods.
明显的口音
She speaks English with a pronounced French accent.
显著的特征
His most pronounced feature is his kindness.
明显的跛行
After the accident, he walked with a pronounced limp.
浓郁的味道
This soup has a pronounced taste of garlic.
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pro-向前 + nounced（来自announce宣布），被公开宣布的事情自然‘显著、明显’。
语域：neutral 常见场景：formal writing、everyday conversation 通常用于描述特征或差异明显的情况，在正式和非正式语境中都比较常见，但口语中使用频率略低于书面语。
These words all rhyme with 'pronounced' as they share the final stressed syllable /aʊnst/.
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