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prominent ['prɔminənt]
important or well known
easily seen
sticking out from sth:
adj. 突出的，显眼的;显著的；杰出的；重要的；卓越的

例句

A new theory is the most prominent feature of the book.
一种新理论是这部书的最突出特征
A single tree in a field is prominent.
田野里孤零零的一棵树是很显眼的。
The structural analysis of ageing has become increasingly prominent in recent years
老化的结构分析在近些年越来越重要。

eminent ['eminənt]
1 : standing out so as to be readily perceived or noted : CONSPICUOUS
2 : jutting out : PROJECTING
3 : exhibiting eminence especially in standing above others in some quality or position : PROMINENT
adj.高耸的，屹立的；凸出的; 杰出的；有名的；明显的

例句
Churchil was one of the world's most eminent statesmen.
邱吉尔是世界上最卓越的政治家之一。
We are expecting the arrival of an eminent scientist.
我们正期待一位著名科学家的来访。

coffer ['kɔfə] coffin
a large strong box, used in the past for storing money or valuable objects
(also coffers) [pl.] (written) a way of referring to the money that a government, an organization, etc. has available to spend
n. 保险箱；金库；资金

例句
The government's coffers are almost empty.
政府的金库几乎空了。

趣味单词

cement [si'ment]水门汀
a grey powder which is mixed with water and sand to make mortar or with water, sand and small stones to make concrete:
to put cement on a surface
to make something such as an agreement or friendship stronger:
a substance which sticks things together
vt. 巩固，加强；用水泥涂；接合
vi. 粘牢
n. 水泥；接合剂

例句
The cement has already set.
那水泥已经凝固了。
He got the broken bowl cemented.
他把破碗胶合起来了。
Our object is to further cement trade relations.
我们的目标是进一步加强贸易关系。