distinguishable

中英词典

形容词

distinguishable [dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəbəl]

1. 能够区分的
2. 可辨认的

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近义词

discernible, perceivable, detectable

反义词

indistinguishable, undetectable

柯林斯词典

distinguishable (adj.)

1. If one thing is distinguishable from another, you can see or hear the differences between them.

牛津词典

distinguishable (adj.)

1. Capable of being perceived or noticed as separate or different.

用法

可用作形容词，修饰名词。

例句

1. The twins are so similar that it's difficult to tell them apart.
2. Her voice is distinguishable from the others in the choir.
3. The markings on the bird's feathers make it easily distinguishable from other species.
4. The two cars are virtually distinguishable from a distance.
5. The teacher asked the students to write a paragraph comparing and distinguishing the two poems.
6. His talent for painting was distinguishable even at a young age.
7. The company's logo is easily distinguishable from its competitors.
8. The suspect's appearance was distinguishable due to his unique hairstyle.
9. These two species of butterflies are distinguishable by the patterns on their wings.
10. Her exceptional skills in math and science distinguish her from her classmates.
11. His loud and distinctive laugh is distinguishable in a crowded room.
12. She has a distinguishable talent for playing the piano.
13. The smell of freshly baked bread is easily distinguishable from other scents.
14. The distinguishable landmarks helped us navigate through the unfamiliar city.
15. His handwriting is distinguishable from his siblings'.
16. Despite their similarities, the two paintings have distinguishable brushstrokes.
17. His voice is easily distinguishable in a crowded room.
18. The distinguishable scent of roses filled the garden.
19. The company's logo is instantly distinguishable from any other brand's.
20. The two teams have distinguishable uniforms to avoid confusion on the field.