2024年1月27日发(作者：)

“distinguish”的例句

distinguish英[dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ]美[dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃ/]v.区分；辨别；分清；使有别于；使出众；认出；看清；使具有……的特色；听出；成为……的特征。现在分词：distinguishing 过去式或过去分词：distinguished

例句：

mes reality and fantasy are hard to distinguish.（有时候现实和幻想很难区分。）

had a very distinguished career in the Foreign Office.（他在外交部有过一段光辉的事业。）

3.I think grey hair makes you look very distinguished.（我认为灰白的头发使你看上去很有尊严。）

could not distinguish the make of the car in the fading light.

（她在渐暗的暮色中看不清楚汽车的型号。）

make a wise selection, you should know how to distinguish

among three kinds of print dictionaries: pocket, desk, and unabridged.（为了做出明智的选择,你应该知道如何区分三种印刷字典：袖珍字典、书桌字典和足本字典。）

's important to distinguish fact from fiction.（区别真实和虚构是重要的。）

7.I could not distinguish her words, but she sounded agitated.（我听不清她说的话，但听得出她很紧张不安。）

sudden decision to retire brought down the curtain on a

distinguished career.（他突然决定退休结束了他成就斐然的职业生涯。）

was it that distinguished her from her classmates? （是什么使得她有别于班上其他同学呢？）

ch suggests that babies learn to see by distinguishing

between areas of light and dark.（研究表明婴儿通过辨别光亮和黑暗的区域来学会看东西。）

are a number of distinguishing characteristics by which

you can identify a Hollywood epic.（好莱坞的史诗大片有着一些与众不同的特点。）

mother, whose influence on his development was

outstanding, came of a distinguished American family.（对他的成长影响深远的母亲出身于一个地位显赫的美国家庭。）