Translations for „come to the fore“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

come to the fore VB

come to the fore

بَرَزَ

come to the fore

ظَهَرَ

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English

As such, remarks surrounding her gender and appearance have come to the fore.

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The drama only soars higher and the complex love story gets more and more gripping as the conflict between the characters come to the fore.

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But 2016 saw rosehip oil, which is a great antidote for redness and inflammation, come to the fore and it's now going into everything.

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All you need on a clock is to see the hour and minute hand and those elements come to the fore in this design.

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Grassy, limey, sweet grapefruit aromas and flavours come to the fore with a bitter lime undercurrent.

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And without damsons and sloes, the rose hips will come to the fore for chutneys and syrups that one might never have tried, had we had a perfect summer.

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However, when superannuation is treated just as a financial product, the conduct and motivations of the finance sector come to the fore.

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