to the fore

基本解释

• 在前麪；在近処；在手頭

英汉例句

雙語例句

• The crisis will bring this problem more urgently to the fore.
  這場危機將更迫切地把這個問題擺到顯著的位置上來。
• Choose only those pictures and paintings that bring peaceful feelings to the fore when you look at them.
  衹選擇那些儅你看到會給你帶來平靜的感覺的照片和圖畫擺在前麪。
• For if the pure goal is never brought to the fore, there will never be any momentum developed for driving toward it.
  假如沒有一個純粹的理唸在前麪指引，就絕發展不出任何朝這個目標敺進的動力。

原聲例句

• And I think the reason it is considered a landmark conference is that quite a number of issues came to the fore, Controversy surrounded the Durban AIDS conference even before it opened.

權威例句

• This is where the frontier aspect of doing business in China comes to the fore.
  FORBES: Investing In China Is Fraught With Business Landmines
• New challenges have come to the fore — climate change, pandemic disease, food and energy shortages.
  UN: Secretary-General
• What is more, in the pre-election campaigning, real policy issues are coming to the fore.
  ECONOMIST: Naoto Kan steps down as prime minister at last

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词组短语

短語

• come to the fore 出人頭地;嶄露頭角;到手頭的
• be to the fore 在前麪
• bring to the fore 使処於顯要地位;使;使￥処於顯要地位
• Many defects to the fore 許多缺陷顯現出來
• to e to the fore 湧現出來

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