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noun prominencia; importanciatr['prɒmɪnəns]1 (conspicuousness) prominencia; (importance) importanciaprominence ['prɑmənənts] n1) projection: prominencia f2) eminence: eminencia f, prestigio mn.• eminencia s.f.• prominencia s.f.• relieve s.m.'prɑːmənəns, 'prɒmɪnənsa) u ( conspicuousness) prominencia f; (eminence, importance) importancia f, prominencia fto come to prominence — adquirir* importancia
to give prominence to something — hacer* resaltar algo
b) c ( small hill) (frml) loma f, prominencia f['prɒmɪnǝns]N1) (=importance) importancia fto bring sth/sb to prominence — hacer que algo/algn destaque or resalte
to come (in)to or rise to prominence — [idea, subject] adquirir importancia; [person] empezar a ser conocido
to give prominence to sth — hacer que algo destaque or resalte
2) (=conspicuousness) prominencia fit was set in bold type to give it prominence — para que destacara, aparecía en negrita
3) (=hill) prominencia f* * *['prɑːmənəns, 'prɒmɪnəns]a) u ( conspicuousness) prominencia f; (eminence, importance) importancia f, prominencia fto come to prominence — adquirir* importancia
to give prominence to something — hacer* resaltar algo
b) c ( small hill) (frml) loma f, prominencia f
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