standout
🇺🇸 /ˈstæˌndaʊt/
📖 释义
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noun
杰出者; 罢工破坏者; 抵抗者
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adjective
突出的; 显眼的
🔗 详情
词形变化
可数
复数: standouts
常用搭配
standout performancestandout playerstandout featurestandout momentstandout star
派生词
stand outstand-out
同义词
starexceptionhighlightoutstandingremarkableexceptional
反义词
mediocreunremarkable
易混淆词
stand out
EN: 'Stand out' (two words) is a phrasal verb meaning to be noticeable; 'standout' (one word) is a noun or adjective.
zh: ‘Stand out’（两个词）是一个短语动词，意为显眼；‘standout’（一个词）是名词或形容词。
拼写提示
EN: Remember that 'standout' is one word when used as a noun or adjective (e.g., 'a standout performance'), but 'stand out' is two words when used as a verb (e.g., 'She will stand out').
zh: 请记住，当用作名词或形容词时，‘standout’是一个词（例如，‘a standout performance’），但当用作动词时，‘stand out’是两个词（例如，‘She will stand out’）。
💬 例句
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She was the standout among all the candidates during the interview.
面试中，她是所有候选人中最出色的。
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The union members were angry at the standouts who crossed the picket line.
工会成员对那些越过纠察线的工贼感到非常愤怒。
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He was the last standout against the new policy before finally agreeing.
他是最后一个反对新政策的人，最终才同意。
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The restaurant received a standout review from the food critic.
这家餐厅收到了美食评论家的一篇突出评价。
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The bright red door was a standout feature of the otherwise plain building.
那扇鲜红色的门是这栋 otherwise 朴素的建筑中最显眼的特色。