distinguish

【形容词】

1. distinguishable

中文翻译：可辨别的，可区分的

词义解释：可以被分辨或区分出来的。

例句：

1. We have found a way to make the two species distinguishable.
2. 我们找到了一种方法来使这两个物种可辨别。

2. distinguished

中文翻译：卓越的，杰出的

词义解释：有声望或特别优秀的。

例句：

1. He is a distinguished professor at the university.
2. 他是该大学的一位杰出教授。

【名词】

1. distinction

中文翻译：区别，差别

词义解释：区别或差异。

例句：

1. There is a clear distinction between the two concepts.
2. 这两个概念之间有明显的区别。

2. distinguishing feature

中文翻译：特征，特点

词义解释：用于描述能够使某物或某人与其他事物或人区分开的特点。

例句：

1. His red hair is a distinguishing feature.
2. 他的红发是一个特征。

【词语辨析】

区别、辨别、辨认

区别：强调从整体上对不同事物进行辨别。

辨别：侧重于通过观察、思考等方式对不同事物进行辨别。

辨认：指通过观察、辨别等方式识别出某个人或物。

【词汇扩充】

distinct：清晰的，明显的

distinctive：有特色的，独特的

indistinct：模糊的，不清晰的

distinguishedly：杰出地

【近义词】

differentiate：区分，辨别

discriminate：辨别，区分

identify：辨认，识别

【反义词】

confuse：混淆，困惑

mix up：混淆，搞乱

blur：模糊，使模糊

【柯林斯词典】

Noun

1. If you can distinguish one thing from another or distinguish between two things, you can see or understand how they are different.
2. If you distinguish yourself or are distinguished by something, you are very successful at what you do.

Verb

1. If you distinguish between two things or distinguish one thing from another, you recognize or understand the difference between them.
2. If you distinguish yourself or are distinguished by something, you are very successful at what you do.
3. If you distinguish yourself or your work, you do something that makes people notice you and think that you are important or special.

【牛津词典】

Noun

1. If you can distinguish one thing from another or distinguish between two things, you can see or understand how they are different.
2. If you distinguish yourself or are distinguished by something, you are very successful at what you do.

Verb

1. If you distinguish between two things or distinguish one thing from another, you recognize or understand the difference between them.
2. If you distinguish yourself or are distinguished by something, you are very successful at what you do.
3. If you distinguish yourself or your work, you do something that makes people notice you and think that you are important or special.

【用法】

1. distinguish between A and B

译文：区分A和B

例句：

1. It is important to distinguish between fact and opinion.
2. 区分事实和观点是很重要的。

2. distinguish oneself

译文：使自己杰出

例句：

1. He distinguished himself in the field of medicine.
2. 他在医学领域表现出色。

【中英双语例句】

1. We should be able to distinguish between right and wrong.
2. 我们应该能够分辨是非。
3. He is a distinguished scientist.
4. 他是一位杰出的科学家。
5. The distinction between the two concepts is not always clear.
6. 这两个概念之间的区别并不总是清楚的。
7. His red hair is a distinguishing feature.
8. 他红色的头发是一个特征。
9. It is important to distinguish fact from fiction.
10. 区分事实和虚构是很重要的。
11. She distinguished herself as a pianist at a young age.
12. 她年轻时就以钢琴家的身份脱颖而出。
13. The ability to distinguish colors varies from person to person.
14. 辨别颜色的能力因人而异。
15. He distinguished himself in the field of literature.
16. 他在文学领域表现出色。
17. He distinguished his work by using innovative techniques.
18. 他通过使用创新技术使他的工作与众不同。
19. She distinguished herself as a leader in the community.
20. 她在社区中以领导者的身份脱颖而出。
21. Make sure to distinguish between the two types of mushrooms.
22. 确保区分这两种类型的蘑菇。
23. He has a distinguished career as a diplomat.
24. 作为一名外交官，他的职业生涯光辉照人。
25. She has a distinguished background in the field of science.
26. 她在科学领域有卓越的背景。
27. He distinguished himself by winning the Nobel Prize.
28. 他通过获得诺贝尔奖使自己杰出。
29. It can be difficult to distinguish between truth and lies.
30. 区分真相和谎言可能很困难。