Distinguish
[ dis'tiŋgwiʃ ]
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vi. 区分，辨别，分清;辨别是非;
vt. 区分，辨别，分清;辨别出，识别;引人注目，有别于;使杰出，使著名;
📝 例句
distinguish some forgeries from genuine antiquities
区别真的古董与赝品
Can you distinguish between those two objects?
你能区分那两个物体吗?
It is certainly important to distinguish between right and wrong.
明辨是非当然要紧。
Let us distinguish the various types of metaphor.
我们把各种譬喻加以分类。
She distinguished herself as a black lawyer.
她成了一位杰出的黑人律师。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ dis-前缀“分开”,sting-刺:以刺眼的记号明白分开→区分
※ dis-谐音“的士”,ting-拼音“听”,u-you你,I-我,sh-拼音“是”:在的士里听你和我说话是很难区别的
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
-point-表示“刺扎”
常见变体有-punct-、-pugn-
📖 牛津释义
distinguish
v
1 [Ipr, Tn.pr]
~ (between) A and B; ~ A from B recognize the difference between (people or things) 区别, 辨别（人或事物）
People who cannot distinguish between colours are said to be colour-blind. 不能辨别颜色的人称为色盲.
The twins are so alike that no one can distinguish one from the other. 这对孪生儿长得很像, 无人能分辨出谁是谁.
2 [Tn, Tn.pr]
~ A (from B)
(a) show the difference between (one person or thing and another) 显示（两者）之间的差别
The male is distinguished (from the female) by its red beak. 由喙部为红色这一特点可以辨认出其为雄性（以区别於雌性）.
(b) be a characteristic mark or property of sb/sth; make sb/sth different 为某人[某事物]之特徵或特性; 使某人[某事物]有所不同
Speech distinguishes human beings from the animals. 使用言语是人类有别於动物的特徵.
3 [Tn] manage to see, hear, etc (sth) 看清、 听清...（某事物）
distinguish distant objects, a shape in the mist, a whispered conversation 辨别出远处的物体、 雾中的朦胧形象、 窃窃私语声.
4 [Tn] ~ oneself deserve to be noticed by doing sth very well （因善於做某事）受人注目, 出名
She distinguished herself by her coolness and bravery. 她因头脑冷静、 敢作敢为而为人称道.
🎯 考研助记
电视听故事（谐音):别人看电视你听电视就能 辨别主人公 di(分开)+sting(刺)+uish(动缀):以刺眼的记号分开- 区分 网友：马胜敏 补充：不能(dis 前缀表示否定)听(ting)到你(u)和狮子(ish)的区别 网友：yqy补充： dis分开+sting刺+uish→把刺从肉里挑出来就要把肉和刺分开→区别[sting,stinct,stimul=priek表示"刺,刺激"]
🔁 扩展释义
*[dis'tiŋgwiʃ]vt. 区别, 辨别vi. 区别, 辨别相关词组: distinguish A from B distinguish oneself in... distinguish...into...
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Have a nice time in Guangzhou. And say Hi to Bob from me.
祝你在广州玩得愉快。并请代我向鲍勃问好。
That sounds interesting. That was a hundred years ago, wasn't it?
听起来很有意思。那是一百年前的事了，不是吗？
What are you doing? he asked.
“你在做什么？”他问道。