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feature

/ˈfiːtʃə/

A feature is a point of distinction. Whether it is a physical trait on a face or a technical capability in software, the word implies something that stands out from the general background or standard form. In product marketing and technology, it describes a specific functionality designed to provide value. It differs from a 'specification' (which is a measurement) by being a tangible benefit or tool the user can interact with. When used as a verb, it suggests a spotlight effect. To feature someone is not just to include them, but to present them as a primary draw or highlight of an event or piece of media. In entertainment and journalism, a 'feature' implies depth and length. A feature film or story is the main course rather than a short snippet or supporting act.

💬Trò chuyện

🎬Tuesday afternoon, Chloe is procrastinating on a paper in the campus library.
Chloe Smith

this app is trash. why's this 'feature' literally just a paid subscription?

Chloe Smith
Maya
Maya

stop getting scammed by basic marketing and just do your work.

💡
Chloe is complaining about a deceptive app design where a promised 'feature' (a distinctive attribute) is actually behind a paywall. Maya provides a blunt reality check, using the term 'getting scammed' to describe Chloe's gullibility toward marketing tactics.

Ý nghĩa

noun

A distinctive attribute or aspect of something.

"The new smartphone's most impressive feature is its foldable screen."

noun

One of the prominent parts of a person's face.

"Her eyes are her most striking facial feature."

noun

A full-length motion picture or a special report in a magazine.

"The cinema is showing a double feature tonight."

verb (transitive)

To give prominence to something or someone as a main attraction.

"The exhibition features works by several local artists."

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