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单词 differentiate
释义
differentiate
verb
uk
/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/us
/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/

differentiateverb(DIFFERENCE)

C1[IorT]
to show orfindthedifferencebetween things that arecompared:
区别，分清，辨别
We do not differentiatebetweenouremployeeson thebasisoftheirrace,religion, ornationalorigin.我们不会因员工的种族、宗教或原籍国不同而区别对待。
Mostconsumershave notroubledifferentiatingourbrand'scerealfromourleadingcompetitor's.
Serviceprovidersare allkeento differentiatethemselvesfromtheircompetitors.
C2[T]
to make someone or something different:
使不同，使产生差异
Theslateroofdifferentiates thishousefromothersin thearea.石板瓦屋顶使这座房子在该地区与众不同。
Welookforfeaturesthat differentiate theproducts.
More examples
  • We mustcarefullydifferentiate betweenfactandopinion.
  • Thesyndromesare verysimilarand can be hard to differentiate.
  • Pleaseexplainwhy youwanttoworkin thisroleand what differentiates you from otherapplicants.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Comparing and contrasting
  • analogy
  • antithesis
  • apple
  • as againstidiom
  • balance
  • balancesomethingagainstsomething
  • comparative
  • competitive
  • competitively
  • contradistinction
  • contrast
  • contrastive
  • gold standard
  • measure
  • perspective
  • relative
  • relatively
  • relativist
  • self-differentiation
  • stack up
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Being and appearing different

differentiateverb(CELL)

[I]biologyspecialized
(ofcellsortissue) todevelopspecializedstructuresorfunctions:
Thecelldividesand differentiates toformnew,specializedtissue.
Embryonicstemcellsareableto differentiateintoanycelltype.
Suchcelllinescan beinducedto differentiatetocellsthatproduceinsulin.
See also
differentiated
More examples
  • Has anyonestudiedthe waysheepmammarytissuesdifferentiate?
  • Stemcellscan beinducedto differentiate into thespecificcelltyperequiredtorepairdamagedordepletedadultcells.
  • There is apossibilitythat thesecellsare alsocapableof differentiating todiversecelltypesinvitro.
  • Afterbirth,musclesare also made fromsatellitecells, which arecapableofdividingthemselves and also of differentiating toformmuscle.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Different and difference
  • altered
  • alternative
  • anomalous
  • another
  • anything
  • dissimilitude
  • distinct
  • distinction
  • distinctive
  • distinctively
  • non-uniform
  • non-uniformity
  • nonequivalence
  • nonequivalent
  • nonhomogeneous
  • variation
  • varied
  • various
  • various and sundryidiom
  • which is whichidiom
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differentiateverb(MATHS)

[IorT]mathematicsspecialized
tocalculatethederivativeof afunction:
Differentiate thefollowingfunctionswithrespectto x.
Compare
integrate
More examples
  • To differentiate afunctionlike (2x +1)3, the onlymethodavailableto you is to use the binomialtheoremtomultiplyout thebrackets, and then to differentiatetermbyterm.
  • You should beableto differentiate avarietyof trigonometricfunctionsusing thechainrule.
  • Thematrixofpartialderivativesisobtainedfrom differentiating theequation.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Calculations & calculating
  • algebraic
  • algebraically
  • algo
  • algorithmic
  • amount
  • calculator
  • count
  • decimal system
  • formula
  • interpolate
  • matrix
  • multigrid
  • multigroup
  • multipole
  • non-commutative
  • non-commutativity
  • number-crunching
  • QED
  • root
  • triangulation
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Branches & types of mathematics

differentiateverb(EDUCATION)

[IorT]educationspecialized
to use differentteachingmaterialsandmethodswithin the samelessontosuittheabilitiesandneedsof differentstudents:
Thisapproachallowsme to differentiate myinstructionfor all mystudents.
More examples
  • Teachers aretrainedto differentiatetheirinstructiontosuitarangeofstudentabilitiesandlearningstyles.
  • Mostteacherswill be used to differentiatingwork, so should beabletoprovideyourchildwithextensiontasks.
  • Hefearsthatpersonalizedlearningwill be used toforceteachersto differentiate bytaskfor everysinglelessontaught.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Teaching in general
  • asynchronous
  • chief academic officer
  • CLIL
  • clue
  • clue in
  • communicative
  • didactic
  • disciplinary
  • instruct
  • non-conditioned
  • non-didactic
  • non-education
  • non-educational
  • non-teaching
  • socialize
  • SRE
  • synchronous
  • teachsomeonea lessonidiom
  • teachable
  • that'll teachsomeoneidiom
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Classes & courses
(Definition ofdifferentiatefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
differentiate
verb
uk
/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/us
/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃi.eɪt/

differentiateverb(FIND DIFFERENCE)

C1[IorT]
to show orfindthedifferencebetween things that arecompared
区别，分清，辨别
We do not differentiatebetweenouremployeeson thebasisoftheirrace,religion, ornationalorigin.我们不会因员工的种族、宗教或原籍国不同而区别对待。

differentiateverb(MAKE DIFFERENT)

C2[T]
to make someone or something different
使不同，使产生差异
Theslateroofdifferentiates thishousefromothersin thearea.石板瓦屋顶使这座房子在该地区与众不同。

differentiate| American Dictionary

differentiate
verb[I/T]
us
/ˌdɪf·əˈren·ʃiˌeɪt/
to show orfindthedifferencebetween one thing and another, or between things that arecompared:
[T]What differentiateswheatfrom othercropsis that it isalmostexclusivelyused as afoodproduct.
[Ialways+ adv/prep]The axons are likephonewiresthatcarrythesignalsthatallowthebrainto differentiate betweenvarioussmells.
(Definition ofdifferentiatefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

differentiate| Business English

differentiate
verb
uk
/ˌdɪfəˈrenʃieɪt/us
[T]MARKETING
to show how aproductorcompanyis different from othersimilaronesand whatitsadvantagesare,especiallyinordertoattractaparticulargroupofconsumers:
differentiate sth from sthThecompanywantedawebsitethat would differentiate them fromtheircompetitors.
Inorderto differentiateourservice, it wasdecidedthat thebrochurewoulddepartfrom thetraditionalformat.
[IorT]
to show orfindadifferencebetweenpeopleor things:
Apurchasetaxcandifferentiate betweenluxuriesandnecessities.
[T]
to be thequalityorfeaturethat makes one thing different from another:
differentiate sth from sthCustomers maywonderwhat differentiates onetypeofbeerfrom another.
(Definition ofdifferentiatefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdifferentiate

differentiate
As chemists reported and named their findings, it became increasingly clear that a number of differentiating criteria were possible.
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Also, for simulation of the reference model (15) the material nonholonomic constraint (13a) was differentiated.
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The heart rate acceleration is calculated by differentiating the smoothed heart rate signal.
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Clastres appealed to economic factors, for once, to explain what differentiated some states from others in the intensity of their imperialism.
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Reviews 583 signified several large-scale blocs of cultures and heritages that were differentiated by their position along the spectrum of barbarity and modernity.
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Depending on the type of management, yields are clearly differentiated.
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The reviewer expects that, if the program is differentiated by need, the proportion of local versus international participants will vary based on these needs.
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When they are released, the embryo is differentiated but underdeveloped.
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However, the two different types of section are differentiated not only by the intended temporal effect but also by thematic construction.
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Five types of phenological behaviour were differentiated by cluster analyses according to the season during which each species produced most of its mature seeds.
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The most important ecological features in differentiating tadpole species were position in the water column, time of occurrence and water depth.
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The latter was adopted by some workers, who claimed that the staining actions obtained were useful in differentiating between tissues.
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If the two terms are to be differentiated, then doctrina refers to the teacher's side of instruction and disciplina to the student's side.
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A number of professional characteristics differentiated in the overall evaluation of losartan and atorvastatin.
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To answer these questions further experiments were directed to the use of mouse fibroblasts - somatic, fully differentiated cells - for nuclear transplantation into early meiotic ooplasm.
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