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distinguishing
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a
.)有區別的
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distinguishing
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From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Dis·tin·guish
v. t.
[
imp. &
p
. p.
Distinguished
p.
pr
. &
vb
. n.
Distinguishing
.]
1.
Not
set
apart
from
others
by
visible
marks
;
to
make
distinctive
or
discernible
by
exhibiting
differences
;
to
mark
off
by
some
characteristic
.
Not
more
distinguished
by
her
purple
vest
,
Than
by
the
charming
features
of
her
face
. --
Dryden
.
Milton
has
distinguished
the
sweetbrier
and
the
eglantine
.
--
Nares
.
2.
To
separate
by
definition
of
terms
or
logical
division
of
a
subject
with
regard
to
difference
;
as
,
to
distinguish
sounds
into
high
and
low
.
Moses
distinguished
the
causes
of
the
flood
into
those
that
belong
to
the
heavens
,
and
those
that
belong
to
the
earth
.
--
T
.
Burnet
.
3.
To
recognize
or
discern
by
marks
,
signs
,
or
characteristic
quality
or
qualities
;
to
know
and
discriminate
(
anything
)
from
other
things
with
which
it
might
be
confounded
;
as
,
to
distinguish
the
sound
of
a
drum
.
We
are
enabled
to
distinguish
good
from
evil
,
as
well
as
truth
from
falsehood
.
--
Watts
.
Nor
more
can
you
distinguish
of
a
man
,
Than
of
his
outward
show
. --
Shak
.
4.
To
constitute
a
difference
;
to
make
to
differ
.
Who
distinguisheth
thee?
--
1
Cor
.
iv
. 7. (
Douay
version).
5.
To
separate
from
others
by
a
mark
of
honor
;
to
make
eminent
or
known
;
to
confer
distinction
upon
; --
with
by
or
for
.
“To
distinguish
themselves
by
means
never
tried
before.”
Syn:
--
To
mark
;
discriminate
;
differentiate
;
characterize
;
discern
;
perceive
;
signalize
;
honor
;
glorify
.
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Dis·tin·guish·ing
,
a.
Constituting
difference
,
or
distinction
from
everything
else
;
distinctive
;
peculiar
;
characteristic
.
The
distinguishing
doctrines
of
our
holy
religion
.
--
Locke
.
Distinguishing pennant
Naut.
,
a
special
pennant
by
which
any
particular
vessel
in
a
fleet
is
recognized
and
signaled
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
distinguishing
adj
:
serving
to
distinguish
or
identify
a
species
or
group
; "
the
distinguishing
mark
of
the
species
is
its
plumage
";
"
distinctive
tribal
tattoos
"; "
we
were
asked
to
describe
any
identifying
marks
or
distinguishing
features
" [
syn
:
distinctive
,
identifying(a)
]
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