CEFR B1

highlight

verb

Meaning

To make something more noticeable or prominent, often by using a special marker or by emphasizing it in speech or writing.

Examples

Please highlight the key findings of your report.
The presenter highlighted the benefits of the new software.

Synonyms: emphasize, underline, spotlight, accentuate

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highlight (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪlaɪt/

Definition

To make something more noticeable or prominent, often by using a special marker or by emphasizing it in speech or writing.

Examples

Please highlight the key findings of your report.
The presenter highlighted the benefits of the new software.
She used a marker to highlight the passages she wanted to remember.

How to Use highlight

highlight something (verb): To make something stand out or be noticed. — "The article highlights the challenges faced by small businesses."
highlight the importance of something (collocation): To emphasize why something is significant or crucial. — "The teacher highlighted the importance of regular practice for learning English."
highlight of something (collocation): The most interesting or memorable part of an event or period. — "The concert was the highlight of her trip."

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