n.突出的人(或事物)
adj.杰出的(人物)；出色的；【体】优秀的选手；〈口〉坚持己见的人

原形：standout复数：standouts

She was the standout performer at the concert, captivating the audience with her incredible voice.
她是音乐会上的焦点表演者，以其惊人的嗓音吸引了观众。
His artwork stood out among the rest in the gallery, drawing attention to its unique style.
他的艺术作品在画廊中独树一帜，因其独特的风格引人注目。
The red Ferrari was a standout amidst the sea of black cars at the event.
在众多黑色汽车中，那辆红色法拉利显得格外醒目。
Her dedication and hard work made her a standout employee in the company.
她的敬业和努力使她在公司中脱颖而出。
The child's bright smile was a standout feature in the somber crowd.
在沉闷的人群中，孩子的灿烂笑容格外显眼。
The new product launch was a standout success, surpassing all sales targets.
新产品发布大获成功，远远超过了销售目标。
The standout player in the game was awarded the MVP title.
比赛中的最佳球员荣获了最有价值球员的称号。
Her unique perspective on the topic made her presentation a standout at the conference.
她对主题的独特见解使她的演讲在会议上脱颖而出。
The standout book of the year was a gripping thriller that kept readers on the edge of their seats.
今年最引人注目的书籍是一部扣人心弦的惊悚小说，让读者欲罢不能。
The standout quality of this hotel is its exceptional customer service.
这家酒店的亮点在于其卓越的客户服务。