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prominent ['prɒmɪnənt]∎ she's a very prominent individual c'est un personnage très en vue;∎ a scandal involving a prominent politician un scandale impliquant un éminent homme politique;∎ he has a prominent position in the government il est très haut placé au gouvernement;∎ he was very prominent in the campaign il a joué un rôle très important dans la campagne;∎ rice is prominent in Eastern cuisine le riz est l'un des principaux ingrédients de la cuisine asiatique;∎ to play a prominent part or role in sth jouer un rôle important ou de tout premier plan dans qch∎ put that poster in a prominent position mettez cette affiche (dans un endroit) bien en vue;∎ the title needs to be more prominent il faut que le titre ressorte plus(c) (projecting) saillant, en saillie, proéminent; (land, structure, nose) proéminent; (teeth) qui avance, proéminent
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