to come to the fore

常見例句

In hard times Swedes' natural centre-left instincts tend to come to the fore.
瑞典人在睏難時期的天生中間偏左的本能往往脫穎而出。
Using data collected over 38 years of watching this group, the researchers analysed them for 26 types of behaviour and found four personality traits tended to come to the fore.
在觀察這個群落竝收集了38年的數(shù)據(jù)之後，研究人員分析了這些大象的26種行爲方式，發(fā)現(xiàn)了最顯著的四種性格類型。
Photographic content tends to come to the fore due to its strong graphical impact, so other elements should be designed to support that effect and not to compete with it for the viewer’s attention.
利用照片表示的內容往往因圖像的沖擊力顯得較爲突出，所以在設計過程中要注意其他的設計元素要支撐它而不是與它爭奪用戶的注意力。

It is a matter of allowing it to come to the fore, and that is where adults enter the picture.
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Hess ducks from the limelight and allows other story details to come to the fore without the ego need for placing himself at the center of the story.
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