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单词 distinct
释义
distinct
adjective
uk
/dɪˈstɪŋkt/us
/dɪˈstɪŋkt/

distinctadjective(NOTICEABLE)

C1[before noun]
clearlynoticeable; thatcertainlyexists:
显著的，明显的；确实的
There's a distinctsmellofcigarettesin here.这里确实有一股烟味儿。
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  • Thesaleschartshowsa distinctdeclinein the past fewmonths.
  • There's a distinctpossibilitythat I'll beaskedto give aspeech.
  • There has been a distinctimprovementin Tim'scooking.
  • Plantgrowthis most distinct inspringand earlysummer.
  • Inrecentyearsthere has been a distinctdeclinein suchvenerableBritishinstitutionsasafternoonteaand theSundayroast.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Apparent and obvious
  • (from) underyournoseidiom
  • apparent
  • be (as) plain as the nose onyourfaceidiom
  • be (right) underyournoseidiom
  • be etchedsomewhereidiom
  • be writ largeidiom
  • glaring
  • glaringly
  • greet
  • I need hardlydo somethingidiom
  • in plain sightidiom
  • in your faceidiom
  • overtly
  • palpable
  • palpably
  • parallax
  • patently
  • squeaky
  • stand/stick out a mileidiom
  • writ
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distinctadjective(DIFFERENT)

C1
clearlyseparateand different (from somethingelse):
明显不同的，差别明显的
The twoconceptsarequitedistinct (fromeach other).这两个概念（之间）有显著的差别。
There are two distinctfactionswithin the onepoliticalparty.在同一政党内有两个不同的派系。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
different
  • differentI like her haircut - it's different!
  • dissimilarThe twins may look alike, but they are quite dissimilar when it comes to personality.
  • diverseLondon is a culturally diverse city.
  • heterogeneousThey tested a heterogeneous population.
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as distinct from
ratherthan:
而不是
She's apersonalassistant, as distinct from asecretary.她是私人助理而不是秘书。
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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Different and difference
  • altered
  • alternative
  • anomalous
  • another
  • anything
  • dissimilar
  • dissimilitude
  • distinction
  • distinctive
  • distinctively
  • non-uniform
  • non-uniformity
  • nonequivalence
  • nonequivalent
  • nonhomogeneous
  • variation
  • varied
  • various
  • various and sundryidiom
  • which is whichidiom
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Related word

distinctly
(Definition ofdistinctfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

distinct| American Dictionary

distinct
adjective
us
/dɪˈstɪŋkt/

distinctadjective(DIFFERENT)

clearlyseparateand different:
The twolanguagesarequitedistinct from each other.
Thedogsare of distinctbreeds.

distinctadjective(NOTICEABLE)

not to beignored;realandpresent:
There’s a distinctpossibilityofraintoday.
There were distinctadvantagesto the firstjoboffer.
(Definition ofdistinctfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdistinct

distinct
Our method incorporates sequential statistical tests, with each step focusing on adistinctproperty of conserved sequence templates.
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Although endotoxin administration caused a significant induction of both of these transcription factors in adherent vascular neutrophils, the kinetics of their responses wasdistinct.
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Many genes perform a multiplicity of subtlydistinctfunctions, and selective pressures have resulted in a compromise between optimal sequences for each role.
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Thus, similar input leads todistinctoutput as a result of different responses by target tissues, stressing the importance of competence in this inductive process.
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There is nodistinctresting stage, which is characteristic of diapause in many insects.
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Although the mechanism of this expression heterogeneity is not clear, it is fortuitous in providing different lines that offerdistincttargeting profiles.
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Classes in our model representdistinctthings or events, and each class may have attributes as well as associations to other classes.
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In the absence of pressure from women members, the party could safely ignore women as adistinctgroup.
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In order to establish a personal relationship therefore necessarily involves twodistinctpersons.
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We aredistinctindividuals, each living his own life, each responsible for what he does.
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In fact there were two quitedistinctareas of conflict.
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Lovers necessarily remaindistinctindividuals who in loving each other should acknowledge and respect each other's separate identity.
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Researchers suspect that there are even moredistinctsubsets of autism patients.
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The different cell lines were fromdistinctdonors and karyotypically normal.
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The ideological relation to the mode of production and the mode of production itself are analyticallydistinct.
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