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predominant adj.主要的；占优势的；显著的 (1) 他的性格中主要的特点是骄傲。(2) 明确主要的体系结构方法。(3) 土地为我们作出了最显著的贡献。(4) 大多数患者的痣都有一个显著的皮肤镜表现型。 The adjective predominant describes a person or thing with great power or influence, or something that is prevalent. It comes from the Latin prefix prae-, “before,” and dominari, “to rule.” For example, because so many people like hip-hop, it might be the predominant music heard at a school dance. And that neighborhood with all the pizzerias? Teenagers are the predominant customers, and pepperoni is the predominant topping.

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英 [prɪ'dɒmɪnənt] 美 [prɪ'dɑːmɪnənt] (1) The predominant feature of his character was pride.(2) Identify any predominant architectural approaches.(3) It is the land which makes the predominant contribution.(4) It has been suggested that most individuals harbour one predominant dermoscopic type among their naevi. If you’re talking about the most popular or common thing, call it predominant. If the predominant feeling in a neighborhood is that pizza is the best food, the result might be pizzerias being the predominant type of restaurant there. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]占主导地位的；占支配地位的 If something is predominant, it is more important or noticeable than anything else in a set of people or things. Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion.阿曼达主要还是感到困惑。

英语单词	predominant
英美音标	英 [prɪ'dɒmɪnənt] 美 [prɪ'dɑːmɪnənt]
中文释义	adj.主要的；占优势的；显著的
英语例句	(1) The predominant feature of his character was pride. (2) Identify any predominant architectural approaches. (3) It is the land which makes the predominant contribution. (4) It has been suggested that most individuals harbour one predominant dermoscopic type among their naevi.
中文例句	(1) 他的性格中主要的特点是骄傲。 (2) 明确主要的体系结构方法。 (3) 土地为我们作出了最显著的贡献。 (4) 大多数患者的痣都有一个显著的皮肤镜表现型。
vocabulary简明	If you’re talking about the most popular or common thing, call it predominant. If the predominant feeling in a neighborhood is that pizza is the best food, the result might be pizzerias being the predominant type of restaurant there.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective predominant describes a person or thing with great power or influence, or something that is prevalent. It comes from the Latin prefix prae-, “before,” and dominari, “to rule.” For example, because so many people like hip-hop, it might be the predominant music heard at a school dance. And that neighborhood with all the pizzerias? Teenagers are the predominant customers, and pepperoni is the predominant topping.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]占主导地位的；占支配地位的 If something is predominant, it is more important or noticeable than anything else in a set of people or things. Amanda's predominant emotion was that of confusion. 阿曼达主要还是感到困惑。

Predominant Type Neighborhood People 英 Prɪ'Dɒmɪnənt] 美 Prɪ'Dɑːmɪnənt Adj.主要的；占优势的；显著的