spotlighting

基本解釋

By spotlighting a narrower benefit, we were able to clarify our positioning, resulting in more effective external marketing. Our acquisition costs went down.
由於我們聚焦於更小範(fàn)圍的市場(chǎng)，我們得以明確自己的特色，使對(duì)外營(yíng)銷更加高傚，我們的用戶獲取成本有所下降。
I’ve spent several happy evenings jumping in the water and being washed 100 metres up river in 30 seconds, lying on my back with a classic African sunset spotlighting my course.
有幾個(gè)傍晚我訢然跳入水中，在30秒鍾之內(nèi)就被激流沖走100米。我躺著訢賞經(jīng)典的非洲日落，它照亮了我的前程。
And yes, she says, it is intended to provide a definitive blueprint for women's health, spotlighting all the issues from the pill, to alcohol, to diet, to childbearing, to the menopause.
是的，她說(shuō)，調(diào)查的目的在是要給女性的健康描繪一幅偉大的藍(lán)圖，聚焦所有女性話題，從避孕葯，到喝酒，到節(jié)食，到懷孕，到閉經(jīng)。

Pizza Hut is not alone in spotlighting employees as a way to make its brand more accessible.
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What a shame was this lost year, given how many internationally competitive businesses we keep spotlighting there.
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The Administration may often be limited to just spotlighting what it believes to be an unreasonable increase.
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A spotlight is a powerful light, for example in a theatre, which can be directed so that it lights up a small area.
If something spotlights a particular problem or situation, it makes people notice it and think about it.
Someone or something that is in the spotlight is getting a great deal of public attention.