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1. noun1) (a mark by which anything is known; a quality: The use of bright colours is one of the features of her painting.) característica2) (one of the parts of one's face (eyes, nose etc): She has very regular features.) rasgo3) (a special article in a newspaper: `The Times' is doing a feature on holidays.) crónica, artículo de fondo4) (the main film in a cinema programme etc: The feature begins at 7.30; (also adjective) a feature film.) largometraje
2. verb(to give or have a part (especially an important one): That film features the best of the British actresses.) figurar, representarfeature n característicatr['fiːʧəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (of face) rasgo, facción nombre femenino2 (characteristic) rasgo, característica, aspecto3 (press) artículo especial, especial nombre masculino■ this car features the latest safety devices este coche incorpora los últimos dispositivos de seguridad1 (appear) figurar (in, en)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfeature (film) largometraje nombre masculino1) imagine: imaginarse2) present: presentarfeature vi: figurarfeature n1) characteristic: característica f, rasgo m2) : largometraje m (en el cine), artículo m (en un periódico), documental m (en la televisión)3) features npl: rasgos mpl, facciones fpldelicate features: facciones delicadasn.• utilidad (Informática) s.f.n.• característica s.f.• facción s.f.• rasgo s.m.v.• delinear v.• destacar v.• ofrecer v.• representar v.'fiːtʃər, 'fiːtʃə(r)
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1)a) ( of face) rasgo mfeatures — rasgos, facciones fpl
b) (of character, landscape, style) característica f, rasgo m (distintivo)to make a feature of something — destacar* algo, hacer* resaltar algo
c) (of machine, book) característica f2)a) feature (film) película fb) ( Journ) artículo m; (before n)feature writer — noun articulista mf
c) (Rad, TV) documental m3) ( incentive to buy) (AmE) oferta f
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1)a) ( Journ)he was featured in `The Globe' recently — `The Globe' publicó un artículo sobre él hace poco
the state visit was featured on the television news — se destacó la visita de estado en las noticias de la televisión
b) ( Cin)the film features her as... — en la película aparece en el papel de...
2)a) ( have as feature) \<\<hotel/house\>\> ofrecer*b) ( depict) mostrar*
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via) ( appear) figurarb) ( Cin) aparecer*, actuar*['fiːtʃǝ(r)]1. N1) [of face] rasgo m2) [of countryside, building] característica f3) (Comm, Tech) elemento m, rasgo m4) (Theat) número m ; (Cine) película f5) (Press) artículo m de fondo6) (Ling) (also: distinctive feature) rasgo m distintivo2. VTa film featuring Garbo as... — una película que presenta a la Garbo en el papel de...
2) (=be equipped with) [machine] estar provisto de, ofrecer3. VI1) (gen)it featured prominently in... — tuvo un papel destacado en...
2) (Cine) figurar, aparecer (in en)4.CPDfeature article N — artículo m de fondo
feature film N — (película f de) largometraje m
features editor N — redactor(a) m / f (jefe) de reportajes
feature writer N — articulista mf, cronista mf
* * *['fiːtʃər, 'fiːtʃə(r)]
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1)a) ( of face) rasgo mfeatures — rasgos, facciones fpl
b) (of character, landscape, style) característica f, rasgo m (distintivo)to make a feature of something — destacar* algo, hacer* resaltar algo
c) (of machine, book) característica f2)a) feature (film) película fb) ( Journ) artículo m; (before n)feature writer — noun articulista mf
c) (Rad, TV) documental m3) ( incentive to buy) (AmE) oferta f
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1.
1)a) ( Journ)he was featured in `The Globe' recently — `The Globe' publicó un artículo sobre él hace poco
the state visit was featured on the television news — se destacó la visita de estado en las noticias de la televisión
b) ( Cin)the film features her as... — en la película aparece en el papel de...
2)a) ( have as feature) \<\<hotel/house\>\> ofrecer*b) ( depict) mostrar*
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via) ( appear) figurarb) ( Cin) aparecer*, actuar*
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