foreground
US /ˈfɔːr.ɡraʊnd/
UK /ˈfɔːr.ɡraʊnd/
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前景
the part of a view that is nearest to the observer, especially in a picture or photograph
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In the foreground of the painting, there's a small cottage.
在画的前景中，有一个小木屋。
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The photographer blurred the background to keep the subject in the foreground sharp.
摄影师模糊了背景，以保持前景主体的清晰。
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重要位置, 突出地位
a prominent or important position
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The issue of climate change has been brought to the foreground.
气候变化问题已被提上重要位置。
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His new book brings the struggles of immigrants to the foreground.
他的新书将移民的困境推向重要位置。
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突出, 强调
to make (something) the most important or noticeable feature
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The director chose to foreground the emotional struggles of the characters.
导演选择突出角色的情感挣扎。
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The report foregrounds the need for immediate action on poverty.
该报告强调了立即采取行动解决贫困问题的必要性。