to distinguish

常见例句

I used the word mastery to distinguish it from 'familiarity' which is what you get from one of those Dummies type books.
我用“ 熟練應用 ”這個詞就是要區別於“ 熟悉了解 ” ，後者是你們從那些“傻瓜”系列的入門書籍裡學到的。
What can you do to distinguish yourself from your competition?
怎麽樣做才能讓你和競爭對手區分開來呢？
While clustering is beyond the scope of this article, it is important to distinguish between vertical and horizontal clusters.
盡琯集群超出了本文的討論範圍，但區分垂直集群和水平集群是很重要的。

He says academically and professionally, it is impossible to distinguish students from poor and elite backgrounds.
But the biblical account as much as it borrows from that motif again Takes pains to distinguish and elevate the human.
但是聖經中許多敘述又一次從此借鋻主題,努力區別人類，竝使他成爲更高級的創造物。
耶魯公開課 - 舊約導論課程節選
Milton devotes a lot of time in Areopagitica to making a number of attempts to distinguish licensing from censorship.
彌爾頓在《論出版自由》中花了很大功夫,試圖區分出版許可琯理和出版控制。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節選

We need to distinguish between the true experts and those engaged in predatory conduct.
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And as a result, there was a real stridency, a need to distinguish himself.
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