« prominent (well known, important) » en sept langues
Sensprominent (well known, important)
Espagnol
/pɾomiˈnente/
savant
Destacado is the more common word for a person.
Français
/eminɑ̃/
autre source · Latin ĒMINENTEM 'standing out' (learned)
Proéminent exists, but only for physical bulges: un nez proéminent.
Italien
/promiˈnɛnte/
savant
Di spicco is common for people: un politico di spicco.
Portugais
/proemiˈnẽtʃi/
savant
Roumain
/proemiˈnent/
emprunté · French proéminent
Catalan
/dəstəˈkat/
autre source · destacar 'to stand out', a Romance loan of uncertain route (cf. French détacher, Italian staccare)
Anglais
/ˈpɹɑmənənt/
du latin/français · Latin PRŌMINENTEM
L’ancêtre latin
PRŌMINENTEM‘jutting out (PRŌMINĒRE)’
Les six sœurs en descendent, sauf indication contraire ci-dessous.
L’histoire
PRŌMINĒRE 'to jut forward' and ĒMINĒRE 'to stand out' are siblings from the same root. French keeps proéminent for noses and chins and uses éminent for people.
Parents anglais: eminent, imminent
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEs una abogada destacada.
- frC'est une avocate éminente.
- itÈ un'avvocata di spicco.
- ptEla é uma advogada proeminente.
- roEste o avocată proeminentă.
- caÉs una advocada destacada.
- enShe is a prominent lawyer.
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