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Definition of standout - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
excellenceUS exceptional person or thing in a groupUS
- The player was the standout of the tournament.
2.
distinct differenceUS marked difference or contrastUS
- The new policy was a standout from previous regulations..
Expressions with standout
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act or achievement that is much better than others
Her standout performance won her the top prize.
Origin of standout
English, stand (to be upright) + out (outward)
Terms with standout included in their meaning
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standout
girl who stands out in a positive way
standout
remarkably impressive person or thing
entertainment
standout performance by an entertainer
ideal case
most typical, standout instance of a class
career standout
swift person excelling in their occupation
score writing
required independent line, often standout, written into a piece
huge standout
something very large or splendid
Examples of standout in a sentence
The standout in the collection was a rare painting. Her performance was a standout in the competition. The design of the new car is a standout feature.
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- French:vedette, élément distinctif, ...
- German:Herausragende, auffälliger Unterschied, ...
- Italian:fuoriclasse, spicco, ...
- Spanish:destacado, ...
- Portuguese:destaque, ...
- Chinese:佼佼者, 显著差异, ...
- Japanese:目立つ存在, 際立った違い, ...
- Arabic:مُمَيَّز, فَارِق بارِز, ...
- Hebrew:מִצְטַיֵּן, נִיגּוּד, ...
- Russian:лидер, выделяющееся отличие, ...
- Ukrainian:зірка, помітна різниця, ...
- Hindi:विशिष्ट व्यक्ति, प्रमुख अंतर, ...
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