differentiation

中英词典：differentiation

形容词

1. differentiating: 区分的，有别的

2. differentiated: 分化的，有差异的

3. differentiable: 可微分的，可区分的

名词

1. differentiation: 区分，差异化

2. differentiated instruction: 差异化教学

3. differential calculus: 微积分

词语辨析

1. distinguish: 区分，辨别

2. discriminate: 区别对待，歧视

3. differentiate: 区分，分化

词汇扩充

1. differentiate oneself from: 区别自己与

2. differentiated marketing: 差异化营销

3. differentiation strategy: 差异化战略

近义词

1. distinction

2. contrast

3. variation

反义词

1. uniformity

2. sameness

3. conformity

柯林斯词典

differentiation

1. The differentiation of something into its different parts is the act of distinguishing those parts from one another.

2. Differentiation is the development of differences between things or people, or the fact of becoming different.

3. Differentiation in a particular subject or area of study is the development of special characteristics or skills.

牛津词典

differentiation

1. The action or process of differentiating.

2. The state or fact of being differentiated.

3. The action of identifying differences between things or people.

4. The treatment or consideration of, or making a distinction in favor of or against, a person or thing based on the group, class, or category to which that person or thing belongs rather than on individual merit.

用法

1. The differentiation between the two species is difficult.

2. The company uses product differentiation to target different market segments.

3. The teacher employs differentiated instruction to meet the diverse needs of the students.

4. The differentiation of cells is an important process in embryonic development.

5. The differentiation of labor is a characteristic of complex societies.

例句

1. We need to make a clear differentiation between the two concepts. (我们需要清楚地区分这两个概念。)
2. The differentiation of cells is crucial for the growth and development of organisms. (细胞分化对于生物体的生长和发育至关重要。)
3. The company's marketing strategy focuses on product differentiation. (该公司的营销策略侧重于产品差异化。)
4. She could not differentiate between the two identical twins. (她无法区分这两个一模一样的双胞胎。)
5. Differentiated instruction allows students of different abilities to learn at their own pace. (差异化教学允许不同能力的学生按照自己的节奏学习。)
6. The differentiation of labor is a characteristic of advanced civilizations. (劳动分工是先进文明的特点。)
7. The company's success can be attributed to its differentiation strategy. (该公司的成功归功于其差异化战略。)
8. He was able to differentiate himself from his competitors by providing exceptional customer service. (通过提供出色的客户服务，他能够使自己与竞争对手区别开来。)
9. The differentiation between the two products lies in their quality and design. (这两种产品的区别在于它们的质量和设计。)
10. The teacher used differentiated instruction to accommodate the diverse learning needs of her students. (老师采用差异化教学以满足学生多样化的学习需求。)
11. The differentiation of tasks is necessary for efficient teamwork. (任务的区分对于高效的团队合作是必要的。)
12. She could easily differentiate the taste of various spices. (她能够轻松区分各种香料的味道。)
13. The company adopted a differentiation strategy to position itself as a premium brand. (该公司采用差异化战略将自己定位为高端品牌。)
14. He couldn't differentiate between right and wrong. (他分不清是非。)
15. The differentiation of duties and responsibilities is important in a well-organized team. (在一个组织良好的团队中，职责的区分是重要的。)
16. The company's success is largely due to its product differentiation and customer focus. (该公司的成功在很大程度上归功于其产品差异化和客户导向。)
17. The differentiation of the cells into different tissue types is a complex process. (细胞分化为不同的组织类型是一个复杂的过程。)
18. She could differentiate between the various shades of blue. (她能够区分各种不同的蓝色调。)
19. Product differentiation is a key strategy for gaining a competitive advantage in the market. (产品差异化是在市场上获得竞争优势的关键策略。)
20. The differentiation of power within the organization led to conflicts among team members. (组织内部权力的分化导致了团队成员之间的冲突。)
21. The differentiation between the two species is based on their physical characteristics. (这两个物种的区别是基于它们的生理特征。)