Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Distinguish"s

A: "Distinguish" means to recognize or point out the differences between things, to perceive or show the unique qualities that make one thing different from another. It involves the ability to identify and highlight distinctions or contrasts.

A: be able to tell one thing apart from another

A: This means to tell something apart from something else. You can think of it as pointing out a difference between two things. For example, you might distinguish a cat from a dog by what noise it makes.

A: It's another word for identify

A:
выделить.

to notice or understand the difference between two things, or to make one person or thing seem different from another:

He's colour-blind and can't distinguish (the difference) between red and green easily.

A: "It was hard to distinguish it from the rest."
"I could distinguish him based on his hair."
"The red card was distinguished from the others."

A: distinguish:
recognize or treat (someone or something) as different.
"the child is perfectly capable of distinguishing reality from fantasy

manage to discern (something barely perceptible).
"it was too dark to distinguish anything"

Examples:

I have trouble distinguishing between the two of them.
You should be able to distinguish fact from fantasy.
The only thing that distinguishes the dogs is their bark.
She couldn't distinguish whether it was male or female.

A: would = I'd

I would like to talk to you
He would go with you
She would like a hamburguer
Many people would be happier if they had followed their hearts

Could

Yesterday I could study English?
Could I talk to you?
I couldn't speak English

A: "It's important to distinguish fact from fiction"
"Personally, I think he looks very distinguished"
"Some people have difficulty distinguishing left from right"
"Did the thief have any distinguishing marks, like a tattoo?"
"He is really good at distinguishing different shades of color"
"Are you able to distinguish between a turtle and a tortoise?"
"Most people can distinguish good behavior from bad behavior"

A: Huge is expressive way larger than normal "that bear was huge!". Large is just another way to day big but can also be used to compare (that's a large cat: bigger than the other cats). Statement: "that's a large cat" that's a big cat

A: 1) Differentiate
- to describe the differences between two objects.
- when this word is used, what is important are the differences between the objects.
Example 1:
Q: Differentiate between a basketball and a soccer ball.
A: A basketball is orange, while a soccer ball is black and white.

Example 2:
People with red-green color blindness cannot differentiate between red and green.

In example 1: what's important are the differences between the two balls.
In example 2: what's important is how the two colors look the same to a color blind person.

2) Distinguish
- to separate things based on their differences. Unlike "differentiate," what's more important here are the objects being compared.
- distinguish is also used to highlight a special quality of something.

Example 3:
The exam distinguishes basic learners from advanced learners.

Example 4:
I have trouble distinguishing between the kanji 持 and 特.

In example 3: what's important is how different learners are separated because of their differences. The sentence does not say anything about the differences between basic and advanced learners.

In example 4: what's important is how 持 and 特 look similar to me, and how I can sometimes mistake one from the other. The sentence does not say anything about the actual differences between the two kanji.

(Note: sometimes, distinguish and differentiate can both be used: "People with red-green color blindness cannot distinguish between red and green." is also common.)

3) Classify
- to group things based on their differences
- what's important is the grouping, not the objects in the group.

Example 5: I classified the colors as either dark or light.
Example 6: One way to classify kanji is by their number of strokes.
Example 7: We use the entrance exam to classify applicants into English classes with different levels.

A: Distinguish is telling apart things amongst many other things recognise is to be able to spot one thing amongst many similar things

A: basically its the same, but

distinguish = is more detailed
tell apart = its more universal, any people can see the difference

for example
distinguish : you can distinguish twins, wo is who, and whats the difference
tell apart : you can immediately tell who is who or what is what

A: Both are very similar.

However I think "distinguish" is more of "differentiate" whereas "discern" is inclined more towards "perceive".

E.g. "I can't discern if he is telling the truth."

E.g. "We distinguish fruit ripeness through their colours."

A: distinguish- to know the difference between 2 or more things
recognize- to know that you've seen something or someone before
identify- to be able attach a name or identity to something

You can 'recognize' someone without being able to 'identify' them (for example you don't remember how you met them, or their name)

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A: they're both means the same

A: English Course Tube: distinguish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTDjXWByZQA

A: These two words mean almost the same thing.

Convert is when something changes into another thing, for example:
- She converted into Christianity.
- My aunt converted her garden into a tennis court.

Transform also means when something changes into something, but it gives you the feeling that it changes A LOT or that the transformation is more physical, for example:
- The princess transformed into a witch.
- The house went through a total transformation.

Transform stands on its own, but convert implies convert to or convert from. It makes you expects more information.

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A: If you are asking someone to speak fast, you would ask “please speak quickly.” In the context of your sentence, it would be “if they speak so quickly” or “if they say it so fast.”

Also, it can be hard to distinguish - something all language learners struggle with! One thing you can do is rely on context clues. What is being said around the word? That might help.

A: She = female
He = male

A: Can you distinguish/differentiate between Korean and Japanese people? I think using "tell the difference" is more common in daily life.