foregrounded
v. 前景( foreground的過去式和過去分詞 ); 突出的地方,最顯著的位置
The foreground of a picture or scene you are looking at is the part or area of it that appears nearest to you.
He is the bowler-hatted figure in the foreground of Orpen's famous painting.
他是奧彭那幅名畫中位於前景的戴圓頂硬禮帽的那個人物。
If something or someone is in the foreground, or comes to the foreground, they receive a lot of attention.
This is another worry that has come to the foreground in recent years.
這是近年來開始備受關注的另一個令人憂慮的問題。
To foreground certain features of a situation means to make them the most important part of a description or account.
His book foregrounds three events in which police relations with the media were central.
他的書重點講了 3 個事件,以警察和媒體的關係為中心展開。