Definition of featured in English:

featured

adjective ˈfiːtʃədˈfitʃərd

1in combination Having distinctive attributes or aspects of a specified kind.
the front of the chassis is well featured
the complexities of a fully featured computer
Example sentencesExamples
- The projectors have a slot for a card that contains the ability to connect to other similarly featured models at distances of up to 300 feet.
- I'm sure there are probably more fully featured phones out there.
- These features make this the most richly featured next-generation Smartphone on the market.
- The art program used to be very simplistic, but it has become a nicely featured program due to user requests for changes.
- This is possibly the best featured DVD player I have ever seen.
- I'd love to hear what you'd come up with in a full featured studio.
- A fully featured ice cream flavor now requires at least a swirl of variegate and an inclusion.
- All the buildings fit into one of two broad categories: sunken featured buildings and framed buildings.
- The spreadsheet is well-featured and supports scientific, trigonometric and financial functions, as well as logic operators.
- Their new laptop seems to be a well-featured piece of equipment at a competitive price.
1. 1.1in combination Having facial parts, such as the mouth, nose, and eyes, of a specified kind.
  this blond, blue-eyed, regular-featured queen
  my aunt was a tall, hard-featured lady
  Example sentencesExamples
  The boy's sharp-featured face reminded him of a young kit fox.
  She was at that stage a woman of striking good looks, blue-eyed and black-haired, though in later years she became bulky and heavy featured.
  Sometimes it seems TV has decided that women all have to fit a stereotype of thin, fair-skinned, regular-featured etc, to be allowed on the telly.
  She had layered, raven black hair which framed her delicately featured face.
  She turned to see a soft-featured, plump man addressing her from the doorway.
  His wife, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter.
  He has a wide, hard-featured face, with yet a kindly glow of honest sentiment.
  He was a tall, well-built man, with a strong-featured face and an intimidating manner.
  In appearance, he was finely featured, with brown hair and a beard.
  Does the soft-spoken, delicate featured author take a philosophical approach to her work?
2(of a newspaper or magazine article, broadcast programme, or show) made a special attraction.
our featured interview for this issue
he was the featured guest artist
Example sentencesExamples
- This will give visitors the opportunity to have a chat with some of the gallery's featured artists.
- Bernstein will be the featured composer in the first part of the concert.
- I appreciate the Science Centre's efforts to promote science education through their own curriculum, as well as through featured exhibits.
- At 19, she was a featured dancer at the Folies-Bergere in Paris.
- She will be a featured trombone soloist at a Lincoln Youth Symphony concert this spring.
- Participating students from classrooms ask questions of the featured guests via toll-free phone, fax, email, or Webcam.
- The pediatrician is a regular contributor to the show and a featured columnist for the National Safety Council's wellness magazine.
- He was invited to be the featured performer on several "easy listening" albums for various recording labels.
- It was the middle of a foggy, drizzly night, but the featured attraction was a solar eclipse.
- The executive director of the American Camping Association is the featured speaker.

Definition of featured in US English:

featured

adjectiveˈfitʃərdˈfēCHərd

1in combination Having distinctive attributes or aspects of a specified kind.
the front of the chassis is well featured
the complexities of a fully featured computer
Example sentencesExamples
- The art program used to be very simplistic, but it has become a nicely featured program due to user requests for changes.
- These features make this the most richly featured next-generation Smartphone on the market.
- Their new laptop seems to be a well-featured piece of equipment at a competitive price.
- The spreadsheet is well-featured and supports scientific, trigonometric and financial functions, as well as logic operators.
- This is possibly the best featured DVD player I have ever seen.
- I'd love to hear what you'd come up with in a full featured studio.
- All the buildings fit into one of two broad categories: sunken featured buildings and framed buildings.
- The projectors have a slot for a card that contains the ability to connect to other similarly featured models at distances of up to 300 feet.
- A fully featured ice cream flavor now requires at least a swirl of variegate and an inclusion.
- I'm sure there are probably more fully featured phones out there.
1. 1.1in combination Having facial parts, such as the mouth, nose, and eyes, of a specified kind.
  this blond, blue-eyed, regular-featured queen
  my aunt was a tall, hard-featured lady
  Example sentencesExamples
  She had layered, raven black hair which framed her delicately featured face.
  The boy's sharp-featured face reminded him of a young kit fox.
  He has a wide, hard-featured face, with yet a kindly glow of honest sentiment.
  Sometimes it seems TV has decided that women all have to fit a stereotype of thin, fair-skinned, regular-featured etc, to be allowed on the telly.
  Does the soft-spoken, delicate featured author take a philosophical approach to her work?
  His wife, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter.
  In appearance, he was finely featured, with brown hair and a beard.
  She was at that stage a woman of striking good looks, blue-eyed and black-haired, though in later years she became bulky and heavy featured.
  She turned to see a soft-featured, plump man addressing her from the doorway.
  He was a tall, well-built man, with a strong-featured face and an intimidating manner.
2(of a newspaper or magazine article, broadcast program, or show) made a special attraction.
our featured interview for this issue
he was the featured guest artist
Example sentencesExamples
- She will be a featured trombone soloist at a Lincoln Youth Symphony concert this spring.
- The pediatrician is a regular contributor to the show and a featured columnist for the National Safety Council's wellness magazine.
- I appreciate the Science Centre's efforts to promote science education through their own curriculum, as well as through featured exhibits.
- The executive director of the American Camping Association is the featured speaker.
- At 19, she was a featured dancer at the Folies-Bergere in Paris.
- This will give visitors the opportunity to have a chat with some of the gallery's featured artists.
- Participating students from classrooms ask questions of the featured guests via toll-free phone, fax, email, or Webcam.
- He was invited to be the featured performer on several "easy listening" albums for various recording labels.
- Bernstein will be the featured composer in the first part of the concert.
- It was the middle of a foggy, drizzly night, but the featured attraction was a solar eclipse.

单词	featured
释义	Definition of featured in English: featured adjective ˈfiːtʃədˈfitʃərd 1in combination Having distinctive attributes or aspects of a specified kind. the front of the chassis is well featured the complexities of a fully featured computer Example sentencesExamples The projectors have a slot for a card that contains the ability to connect to other similarly featured models at distances of up to 300 feet. I'm sure there are probably more fully featured phones out there. These features make this the most richly featured next-generation Smartphone on the market. The art program used to be very simplistic, but it has become a nicely featured program due to user requests for changes. This is possibly the best featured DVD player I have ever seen. I'd love to hear what you'd come up with in a full featured studio. A fully featured ice cream flavor now requires at least a swirl of variegate and an inclusion. All the buildings fit into one of two broad categories: sunken featured buildings and framed buildings. The spreadsheet is well-featured and supports scientific, trigonometric and financial functions, as well as logic operators. Their new laptop seems to be a well-featured piece of equipment at a competitive price. 1.1in combination Having facial parts, such as the mouth, nose, and eyes, of a specified kind. this blond, blue-eyed, regular-featured queen my aunt was a tall, hard-featured lady Example sentencesExamples The boy's sharp-featured face reminded him of a young kit fox. She was at that stage a woman of striking good looks, blue-eyed and black-haired, though in later years she became bulky and heavy featured. Sometimes it seems TV has decided that women all have to fit a stereotype of thin, fair-skinned, regular-featured etc, to be allowed on the telly. She had layered, raven black hair which framed her delicately featured face. She turned to see a soft-featured, plump man addressing her from the doorway. His wife, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter. He has a wide, hard-featured face, with yet a kindly glow of honest sentiment. He was a tall, well-built man, with a strong-featured face and an intimidating manner. In appearance, he was finely featured, with brown hair and a beard. Does the soft-spoken, delicate featured author take a philosophical approach to her work? 2(of a newspaper or magazine article, broadcast programme, or show) made a special attraction. our featured interview for this issue he was the featured guest artist Example sentencesExamples This will give visitors the opportunity to have a chat with some of the gallery's featured artists. Bernstein will be the featured composer in the first part of the concert. I appreciate the Science Centre's efforts to promote science education through their own curriculum, as well as through featured exhibits. At 19, she was a featured dancer at the Folies-Bergere in Paris. She will be a featured trombone soloist at a Lincoln Youth Symphony concert this spring. Participating students from classrooms ask questions of the featured guests via toll-free phone, fax, email, or Webcam. The pediatrician is a regular contributor to the show and a featured columnist for the National Safety Council's wellness magazine. He was invited to be the featured performer on several "easy listening" albums for various recording labels. It was the middle of a foggy, drizzly night, but the featured attraction was a solar eclipse. The executive director of the American Camping Association is the featured speaker. Definition of featured in US English: featured adjectiveˈfitʃərdˈfēCHərd 1in combination Having distinctive attributes or aspects of a specified kind. the front of the chassis is well featured the complexities of a fully featured computer Example sentencesExamples The art program used to be very simplistic, but it has become a nicely featured program due to user requests for changes. These features make this the most richly featured next-generation Smartphone on the market. Their new laptop seems to be a well-featured piece of equipment at a competitive price. The spreadsheet is well-featured and supports scientific, trigonometric and financial functions, as well as logic operators. This is possibly the best featured DVD player I have ever seen. I'd love to hear what you'd come up with in a full featured studio. All the buildings fit into one of two broad categories: sunken featured buildings and framed buildings. The projectors have a slot for a card that contains the ability to connect to other similarly featured models at distances of up to 300 feet. A fully featured ice cream flavor now requires at least a swirl of variegate and an inclusion. I'm sure there are probably more fully featured phones out there. 1.1in combination Having facial parts, such as the mouth, nose, and eyes, of a specified kind. this blond, blue-eyed, regular-featured queen my aunt was a tall, hard-featured lady Example sentencesExamples She had layered, raven black hair which framed her delicately featured face. The boy's sharp-featured face reminded him of a young kit fox. He has a wide, hard-featured face, with yet a kindly glow of honest sentiment. Sometimes it seems TV has decided that women all have to fit a stereotype of thin, fair-skinned, regular-featured etc, to be allowed on the telly. Does the soft-spoken, delicate featured author take a philosophical approach to her work? His wife, a sharp-featured woman with frosted hair, tends the counter. In appearance, he was finely featured, with brown hair and a beard. She was at that stage a woman of striking good looks, blue-eyed and black-haired, though in later years she became bulky and heavy featured. She turned to see a soft-featured, plump man addressing her from the doorway. He was a tall, well-built man, with a strong-featured face and an intimidating manner. 2(of a newspaper or magazine article, broadcast program, or show) made a special attraction. our featured interview for this issue he was the featured guest artist Example sentencesExamples She will be a featured trombone soloist at a Lincoln Youth Symphony concert this spring. The pediatrician is a regular contributor to the show and a featured columnist for the National Safety Council's wellness magazine. I appreciate the Science Centre's efforts to promote science education through their own curriculum, as well as through featured exhibits. The executive director of the American Camping Association is the featured speaker. At 19, she was a featured dancer at the Folies-Bergere in Paris. This will give visitors the opportunity to have a chat with some of the gallery's featured artists. Participating students from classrooms ask questions of the featured guests via toll-free phone, fax, email, or Webcam. He was invited to be the featured performer on several "easy listening" albums for various recording labels. Bernstein will be the featured composer in the first part of the concert. It was the middle of a foggy, drizzly night, but the featured attraction was a solar eclipse.
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