distinguish from
基本解释辨别； 识别；显示出特性； 将…与…区别开
网络释义
1. 区别,辨别
2. 区分
2. 区分
用法和例句
- Subspecies are often difficult to distinguish from one another .
- 区分不同的亚种是很困难的。
- There are some boys with pigtail which are very difficult to distinguish from the girls .
- 有的男生留个辫子很难把他们同女生区别开。
- But the film begins with a truly terrible piece of back-story in which people you know nothing about-and cannot readily distinguish from each other-are fighting about something obscure .
- 但是影片的开头始于一个糟透了的背景故事，一些你完全不知道，而且互相之间几乎无法分辨的人在为了什么隐晦的东西打仗。
- In the meantime capture should be distinguish from confiscation capture fine and so on .
- 同时，收缴应与没收、收缴罚款等加以区分。
- However it is not yet clear how the rule will be applied or how it will prevent some types of proprietary trading that are difficult to distinguish from market-making .
- 然而，至今为止仍然未明确该法则如何应用，或者如何阻止一些类型的自营交易，而把他们从作价市场中区分出来实非易事。
- They now increasingly use light trucks that are faster and harder for nato pilots to distinguish from opposition vehicles .
- 他们现在越来越多的使用更快的轻型卡车，让北约的飞行员更难将它们和叛军的军用车辆区分开来。
- Basically distinguish from individual mentally .
- 主要从个人心理上区别。
- Finally some consultants are hard to distinguish from pure outsourcing firms .
- 最后，还有一些和纯外包公司很难区分异的咨询公司。
- Some forms of adaptation will be hard to distinguish from the sort of impact you would rather avoid .
- 一些适应措施同我们希望避免的影响之间难以区分。
- The logo is so small that it is hardly recognizable and the featured websites can be very difficult to distinguish from one another at times .
- 上面的logo太小以至于难以辨认，特色站点也难以同彼此区分开来。