discriminate

单词：discriminate

形容词

1. 含义：有辨别力的；有区别的；有偏见的。

2. 同义词：differentiate, distinguish, separate, tell apart。

3. 反义词：indiscriminate, undiscriminating。

名词

1. 含义：歧视；辨别力。

2. 同义词：prejudice, bias, bigotry, differentiation。

词语辨析

1. differentiate：强调通过辨别和区别来识别事物的不同之处。

2. distinguish：指通过辨认和观察来识别、区别和分辨事物的不同特征。

3. separate：指将事物分开或使其独立存在，以便更好地管理或理解它们。

4. tell apart：强调通过观察或辨别来区分相似的事物或人。

词汇扩充

1. discriminatory：形容词，歧视的。

2. discrimination：名词，歧视。

3. discriminator：名词，辨别器。

4. indiscriminate：形容词，不加区别的。

5. undiscriminating：形容词，无辨别力的。

柯林斯词典解释

形容词：

1. If you say that one person or group discriminates against another, you mean that they treat that person or group unfairly, usually because of their sex, race, religion, or age.
2. If you say that someone is discriminating, you approve of them because they can recognize things that are of good quality or of a particular type.

名词：

1. Discrimination is the practice of treating one person or group differently from another in an unfair way.

牛津词典解释

形容词：

1. Recognizing that one thing is different from another; able to tell different things apart.
2. Showing prejudice.

名词：

1. The unjust or prejudicial treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, age, or sex.

用法

1. Discriminate常用于描述对待人或群体的不公平行为，尤指因性别、种族、宗教或年龄而歧视。

2. Discriminating用于称赞某人能辨别好品质或特定类型的事物。

3. Discrimination指不公平对待不同人或群体的做法。

例句

1. They are accused of discriminating against women in their employment policies.（他们被指责在就业政策上对女性实行歧视。）
2. He has very discriminating taste in music.（他对音乐有很高的鉴赏力。）
3. Racial discrimination in employment is illegal.（就业中的种族歧视是违法的。）
4. She has a discriminating eye for fashion.（她对时尚有辨识力。）
5. The company was sued for discrimination against older workers.（该公司因对年长职工的歧视而被起诉。）
6. It is important to distinguish between fact and opinion.（区分事实和观点很重要。）
7. Can you tell apart the identical twins?（你能分辨出这对相同的双胞胎吗？）
8. The teacher used different colored markers to differentiate the key points.（老师用不同颜色的记号笔来区分关键点。）
9. He has the ability to distinguish subtle differences in flavors.（他有能力分辨出风味的微小差异。）
10. The manager decided to separate the two employees who were constantly arguing.（经理决定将那两个经常争吵的员工分开。）
11. She has a discriminating palate and can identify the different spices in a dish.（她有一双鉴赏力敏锐的味蕾，能够辨识出菜肴中的不同香料。）
12. He accused the company of indiscriminate hiring practices.（他指责该公司在招聘方面毫无区别对待。）
13. She has an undiscriminating taste in movies and enjoys all genres.（她对电影没有挑剔的品味，喜欢各种类型的片子。）
14. Discriminatory laws were enacted to keep certain groups from voting.（制定了歧视性法律以阻止特定群体投票。）
15. Her discrimination against people from different cultures is evident in her behavior.（她对来自不同文化的人的偏见在她的行为中表现得很明显。）
16. The discriminator in the machine can identify different types of metals.（机器中的辨别器可以识别不同类型的金属。）
17. He filed a complaint with the authorities about the discrimination he experienced at work.（他向当局投诉他在工作中遭受的歧视。）
18. The company has a policy of discriminating against employees based on their age.（该公司有一个根据员工年龄进行歧视的政策。）
19. They are fighting against discrimination in the workplace.（他们正在为消除工作场所的歧视而奋斗。）
20. He has a discriminating eye for art and can identify different painting styles.（他对艺术有鉴赏力，能够分辨出不同的绘画风格。）
21. The government claims that it does not discriminate on the basis of race.（政府声称其并不因种族而歧视。）