distinguish是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

v. 区分；辨别；分清；认出

网络 区别；识别；分辨

变形：

过去分词：distinguished  现在分词：distinguishing  第三人称单数：distinguishes  

完整释义：

v.

1.区别;辨别,识别,判别
2.认清,看清,分辨出,看得出,看清楚,听得很真切
3.发现;辨别
4.(通过耳、目等)辨认出
5.辨认;认明:
6.分为;理解;权衡;判断;表明
7.赏识,使…出名
8.把…分类
9.使具有特色;使显著,使触目
10.作为…的特性;使别于:

例句：

1. Rather, Cameron uses his clothes to distinguish himself from his main rival, and link himself to the political fairytale across the pond.
   卡梅伦更愿意借服装区别于他主要的竞争对手，并将自己与大洋彼岸的政治童话世界联系在一起。

2. Among the heap they could distinguish a livid face, streaming hair, a pierced hand and the half nude breast of a woman. It was Eponine.
   在这堆死人中可以认出一张惨白的脸，披散着的头发，一只打穿了的手，一个半裸着的女人的胸脯，这是爱潘妮。

3. It's important to distinguish this thinking from that of a trader, for whom a day is long term, and months, an eternity.
   很重要的一点是要搞清楚这种策略和心急火燎的交易员的思维方式有什么不同，在后者看来，一天就算长期，几个月简直算得上是永恒了。

4. With so much to do, it's easy to forget the practical details that can distinguish a successful interview from a tragic one.
   由于事情这么多所以容易把一些可能决定面试成败的实际中的细节忘掉。

5. Tell her "no" sometimes for no other reason than to distinguish myself from her mother.
   有时候不准她这样那样只为了显示我和她妈妈的不同；

6. It was pretty standard fare when it comes to trying to distinguish between the two of them on issues like healthcare and NAFTA.
   对于试图区别他们两个在健保和北美自由贸易协定上的立场来说，这不过是标准的攻击手段。

7. Imagine not being able to recognize faces. You could see faces, but you'd be entirely unable to distinguish one face from another.
   想象一下如果你无法识别别人的脸：你可以看到他们的容貌，却无法区分。

8. used of the older of two persons of the same name especially used to distinguish a father from his son .
   用来指姓名相同的两个人中年长的人，尤其用来是父亲有别于儿子。