Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Emphasize"

A: It means "to add importance to something."
For example, the word "really" is emphasized in this sentence:
"Do you REALLY want to do that?"

"Her speech emphasized the importance of internet safety."

If someone keeps repeating something to you, they are emphasizing.
If your mother tells you many times, "keep your room clean," she is emphasizing to keep a tidy room.

In my voice recording, I emphasize the word "emphasize."

Hope this helps! :)

A: It means to stress or highlight something. For example, if I write 'STOP IT' in capital letters or bold or italics, underline or highlight it red, I am emphasising, making it very clear that I am angry and really want you to stop.

A: em·pha·size
ˈemfəˌsīz/
verb
verb: emphasize; 3rd person present: emphasizes; past tense: emphasized; past participle: emphasized; gerund or present participle: emphasizing; verb: emphasise; 3rd person present: emphasises; past tense: emphasised; past participle: emphasised; gerund or present participle: emphasising
give special importance or prominence to (something) in speaking or writing.
"he jabbed a finger into the tabletop to emphasize his point"
synonyms: stress, underline, highlight, focus attention on, point up, lay stress on, draw attention to, spotlight, foreground, play up, make a point of; More
bring to the fore, insist on, belabor;
accent, accentuate, underscore;
informalpress home, rub it in
"the profile emphasizes his dedication to feeding the hungry"
antonyms: understate
lay stress on (a word or phrase) when speaking.
synonyms: stress, underline, highlight, focus attention on, point up, lay stress on, draw attention to, spotlight, foreground, play up, make a point of; More
bring to the fore, insist on, belabor;
accent, accentuate, underscore;
informalpress home, rub it in
"the profile emphasizes his dedication to feeding the hungry"
antonyms: understate
make (something) more clearly defined.
"a one-piece bathing suit that emphasized her build"

A: Emphasize means to make something seem very important or noticeable, it can be used in a variety of ways... such as making something stand out or obvious.

A: @eliaw : teachers/parents always emphasize the importance of education and studying.
The speaker emphasized some arguments in his speech that didn't seem important to the audience.
Our father has emphasized that we bring enough cash for the travel to that country.
She always emphasizes that to have a perfect 'spaghetti allo scoglio' you need to follow her recipe by the book.
Right now on the news they are emphasising how dangerous is not wearing a facial mask when in a crowd.
I bet this evening John will be emphasising how cold is Canada during the winter; he always talks about that !
The priest rises his hands to emphasize the importance of the part of the mass he is officiating.
'Go to bed EARLY', the mother said to her children emphasising the word, 'and sleep tight'.

A: The author continually emphasized that education is an essential part of everyone’s life throughout her essay.

A: She will do the laundry.
She does the laundry.
She did the laundry.

A: The math teacher emphasized this lesson about fractions

A: @sonnarus:
The color of the gown really emphasized her eyes.

The lipstick emphasized the wideness of her smile.

My teacher helped me learn English through books. She would read to me, making sure she emphasized any interesting words.

A: "He stressed the importance of the action."
"He emphasized the importance of the action."

In this kind of way, they can mean the same thing.

A: They can both mean to conceptually draw attention to something

for example:
"Air filters play a role in reducing covid transmission, as highlighted in the report"
and
"Air filters play a role in reducing covid transmission, as emphasized in the report"

However, highlight can also mean to make information stand out physically. Which is what a highlighter is used for.

Look for the points highlighted in the report.

A: Point out and emphasize are synonyms so there isn't a difference in meaning (to draw attention to, to give priority to)

A: It's the same meaning,

"I emphasized that"
"I put an emphasis on that"

"Emphasize this!"
"Put on an emphasis on this!"

"Emphasizing it"
"Putting an emphasis on it"

I'd usually use "emphasize" but you can use "put an emphasis" when you want to be dramatic

A: American english uses "z" and British english uses "s". Both mean the same thing ☺

A: emphasize

A: I hope this helps! :)

A: just this once can you tell me all of the songs that you like?

can you tell me all of the songs that you like one time?

A: @wadeyeh: I did see it!
I saw it for sure!
I'm sure I saw it!

A: Em-fi-size

A: Second one! First is grammatically incorrect, but it can be seen as slang.

A: emphasize empathize.

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A: @Jay1101

A: 이젠 emphasizes past tense where it has been a long time since you've done it. For example, if you're hanging out with your friends for a long time, and you need to go back to your home, then you would say to your friends "이젠 나 집에 가야 돼." 지금 means just at the moment, so right now. For example, “지금 새벽 1시야“