英语词汇spotlight怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ noun

plural spotlights

¹ spotlight

/ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/

noun

plural spotlights

Learner's definition of SPOTLIGHT

[count]

a : a device that directs a narrow, bright beam of light on a small area聚光灯

They aimed the spotlight at the center of the stage.他们将聚光灯照在舞台中央。

b : the area of light created by a spotlight聚光灯照出的亮圈

A spotlight moved across the stage.聚光灯的光圈从舞台上扫过。
The actor stood in the spotlight.演员站在聚光灯下。
performing under the spotlights在聚光灯下表演

the spotlight : public attention or notice公众的注意

a baseball star who hates the spotlight一个不爱出风头的棒球明星
They're always in the spotlight.他们一向是公众关注的人物。
School violence is once again under the media spotlight. [=getting a lot of attention from the media]校园暴力又一次成为媒体关注的焦点。
The news article turned/put the spotlight on the city's financial problems.这篇新闻把人们的关注点引到了该市的财政问题上。

² spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ verb

spotlights; spotlighted or spotlit; spotlighting

² spotlight

/ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/

verb

spotlights; spotlighted or spotlit; spotlighting

Learner's definition of SPOTLIGHT

[+ object]

: to shine a spotlight on (someone or something)聚光照明

She was spotlighted as she sang her solo.她在聚光灯的照耀下独唱。
a spotlit area聚光照明区

: to give special attention to (something)使受到注意；使突出

The news spotlighted the city's financial problems.这条新闻突出报道了该市的财政问题。

单词	spotlight
释义	spotlight (verb) spotlight 2 ENTRIES FOUND: spotlight (noun) spotlight (verb) ¹ spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ noun plural spotlights ¹ spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ noun plural spotlights Learner's definition of SPOTLIGHT 1 [count] a : a device that directs a narrow, bright beam of light on a small area聚光灯 They aimed the spotlight at the center of the stage.他们将聚光灯照在舞台中央。 b : the area of light created by a spotlight聚光灯照出的亮圈 A spotlight moved across the stage.聚光灯的光圈从舞台上扫过。 The actor stood in the spotlight.演员站在聚光灯下。 performing under the spotlights在聚光灯下表演 2 the spotlight : public attention or notice公众的注意 a baseball star who hates the spotlight一个不爱出风头的棒球明星 They're always in the spotlight.他们一向是公众关注的人物。 School violence is once again under the media spotlight. [=getting a lot of attention from the media]校园暴力又一次成为媒体关注的焦点。 The news article turned/put the spotlight on the city's financial problems.这篇新闻把人们的关注点引到了该市的财政问题上。 ² spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ verb spotlights; spotlighted or spotlit; spotlighting ² spotlight /ˈspɑːtˌlaɪt/ verb spotlights; spotlighted or spotlit; spotlighting Learner's definition of SPOTLIGHT [+ object] 1 : to shine a spotlight on (someone or something)聚光照明 She was spotlighted as she sang her solo.她在聚光灯的照耀下独唱。 a spotlit area聚光照明区 2 : to give special attention to (something)使受到注意；使突出 The news spotlighted the city's financial problems.这条新闻突出报道了该市的财政问题。
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