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spotlight noun 2public attention/interest 公众的注意力或兴趣ADJECTIVE | VERB + SPOTLIGHT | SPOTLIGHT + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEharsh 苛责的关注◆After the defeat, he tried to avoid the harsh spotlight of the media.比赛失利后，他试图躲避媒体苛刻的批评。international, national, public 国际的／国内的／公众的关注media, political 媒体的／政治的聚焦点VERB + SPOTLIGHTcome into, come under (both especially BrE) 成为瞩目的中心◆This issue will come under the spotlight at tomorrow's meeting.这个问题将成为明天会议的焦点。be thrust into, step into, take 成为焦点◆She was suddenly thrust into the political spotlight.她突然成了政治焦点。bring sth into 使⋯成为关注焦点focus, put, shine, throw, turn 聚焦；转移焦点◆These revelations threw a spotlight on the shakiness of the economy.这些被披露的内情使经济的不稳定成为公众关注的焦点。keep 保持关注◆He will want to keep the spotlight on the divisions within the party.他希望能继续关注党内的分歧。share 分享公众注意力◆The captain had to share the spotlight with the new young star.队长不得不和这名年轻的新星分享公众的关注。grab, hog, steal 抢风头◆He accused her of hogging the spotlight.他怪她抢风头。shun, shy away from 避开关注◆The President has never been one to shun the spotlight.总统从来都不是能躲避公众关注的角色。SPOTLIGHT + VERBbe on sb/sth, fall on sb/sth, shine on sb/sth, turn on sb/sth 公众关注⋯；公众的视线落在⋯PREPOSITIONaway from the spotlight 移出公众的视线in the spotlight, under the spotlight 在公众的瞩目下◆The quality of our food is back in the spotlight.我们的食品质量问题重新引起了公众的关注。out of the spotlight 不是公众关注的焦点◆The affair is now out of the spotlight.这件事已不再是公众关注的焦点。 |