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featured in Italian

featured in Italian is caratterizzato, definito, delineato — featured means given special or prominent placement or treatment.

featured in Italian

caratterizzato
adj
displayed with special treatment
definito
adj
displayed with special treatment
delineato
adj
displayed with special treatment
ritoccato
adj
displayed with special treatment
dai lineamenti grossolani
adj
(in combination) Having features of a particular kind.
dai lineamenti marcati
adj
(in combination) Having features of a particular kind.

What does "featured" mean?

  1. adj Given special or prominent placement or treatment.
    "This week's featured article is about deep-sea exploration."
  2. adj Having a particular kind of facial features.
    "She was a sharp-featured woman with piercing eyes."
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featured in a sentence

  • This week's featured article is about deep-sea exploration.
  • The store put the new headphones in its featured display near the entrance.
  • She was a sharp-featured woman with piercing eyes.

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What is "featured" in Italian?

"featured" in Italian is caratterizzato, definito, delineato. featured means: Given special or prominent placement or treatment.

How do you use "featured" in a sentence?

Example: "This week's featured article is about deep-sea exploration." In Italian, "featured" is caratterizzato, definito, delineato.

Are there other ways to say "featured" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 6 translations listed for "featured": caratterizzato, definito, delineato, ritoccato, dai lineamenti grossolani, dai lineamenti marcati.

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