pronounced

pronounced
adjective
1) (declared) erklärt; ausgesprochen [Gegner, Autorität]
2) (marked) ausgeprägt

walk with or have a pronounced limp — stark hinken

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adjective (noticeable; definite: He walks with a pronounced limp.) deutlich
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pro·nounced
[prəˈnaʊn(t)st]
adj deutlich
she has a \pronounced limp sie hinkt sehr stark
a \pronounced accent ein ausgeprägter [o starker] Akzent
\pronounced views klare Vorstellungen
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[prə'naʊnst]
adj
(= marked) ausgesprochen; accent ausgeprägt, stark, schwer; flavour ausgeprägt, stark; hipbones ausgeprägt; improvement, deterioration deutlich; views prononciert

he has a pronounced limp — er hinkt sehr stark

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pronounced [-st] adj
1. ausgeprägt:
walk with a pronounced limp stark hinken
2. entschieden (Ansichten etc), (Gegner etc auch) ausgesprochen, erklärt
pron. abk
1. LING pronoun Pron.
2. pronounced
3. pronunciation
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adjective
1) (declared) erklärt; ausgesprochen [Gegner, Autorität]
2) (marked) ausgeprägt

walk with or have a pronounced limp — stark hinken

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adj.
angekündigt adj.
ausgeprägt adj.
ausgesprochen adj.

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