ETYM Old Eng. feture form, shape, feature, Old Fren. faiture fashion, make, from Latin factura a making, formation, from facere, factum, to make. Related to Feat, Fact, Facture.
1. A prominent aspect of something; SYN. characteristic.
2. An article of merchandise that is displayed or advertised more than other articles.
3. The characteristics parts of a person's face: eyes and nose and mouth and chin; SYN. lineament.
1. Lettre. Caractère d'imprimerie.
2. Nature.
3. Personnalité. Caractère calme.
4. Courage. Montrer du caractère.
1. Rôle. La fonction d'un élément.
2. Activité. La fonction publique.
3. (Mathématiques) Relation. Fonction algébrique.
1. Commodité. La fonctionnalité d'un appareil.
2. (Au pluriel) Possibilités (notamment d'un ordinateur)
1. Valeur. Un objet de bonne qualité.
2. Supériorité.
3. Mérite. Un concert de qualité.
4. Aptitude. Avoir les qualités requises.
5. Condition. Agir en qualité de mandataire.
The principal (full-length) film in a program at a movie theater; SYN. feature film.
A unique, attractive, or desirable property of a program or of a computer or other hardware.
A special or prominent article in a newspaper or magazine; SYN. feature article.
1 chiefly dialect; to resemble in features
2. To picture or portray in the mind; imagine
3. To give special prominence to
4. To have as a characteristic or feature
5. To play an important part