distinguish and distinct

The difference between distinguish and distinct is that they refer to different things, use them differently, and focus them differently.

First, the reference is different.

1. distinguish: distinguish, distinguish.

2. distinct: clear, clear.

Second, the usage is different.

1. distinguish: the basic meaning of distinguish is "identify, identify, distinguish", through hearing, vision and other senses to identify people or things, these people or things can be similar things, or they can be similar but closely related to things that are easy to misunderstand, and by extension can mean "different".

2. distinct: distinct(ly) means "independent (ground)", clear (ground)". distinctive(ly) means "sufficient to indicate special (地)" or "distinctive (地)".

Third, the focus is different.

1. distinguish: is the part of speech of the verb.

2. distinct: is the part of speech of the adjective.

distinguish

dis5tin^wif]

v.Distinguish, discern.

distinct

dis5tinkt]

adj.Clear, obvious, distinctive, unique.

The difference in meaning is the first point.

There is also distinguish which is a verb and distinct which is an adjective.

Hope it helps.

The noun distinction

1.Separately. 2.Excellence.

3.Strange. The verb distinguish

1.Distinguish. 2.Distinguish.

3.Discern. 4.Recognize postures.

5.Jianfan is goodbye.

6.Judging the group.

7.Separately. 8.Distinguish.

9.Clarify. 10.Ascertain.

distinction

English d st k n

Interpretation: nDistinguish. Difference; Characteristic; Medal.

Plural: distinctions

Phrase: make a distinction between; Right; Distinguish.

Word discrimination: difference, discrepancy, discrimination

These nouns all have the meaning of "difference, difference".

1. The ordinary word difference can refer to the difference in the essence of things or the difference in quantity, and Lu Jian can also refer to the difference between things in a certain aspect, and can also refer to the different opinions between people.

2. Distinction is a more formal word, in addition to referring to the difference in the essence of things, it also refers to the distinction in a certain aspect or a certain detail, which is easy to perceive only after careful observation and study.

3. Discrepancy is mostly used in speech and description, referring to the lack of coordination between two things to make them similar or balanced.

4. Discrimination focuses on the difference in judgment and knowledge, and can also refer to the difference in treatment.

distinguish: to distinguish the beams from the cluster; See clearly, recognize; Distinguish, distinguish.

Pronunciation: [d st ɡw radical gear].

Part of speech: Usually used as a verb in a sentence to modify the subject or object.

Distinguish from distinguish oneself to make a name for yourself; distinguish right from wrong ; distinguish between right and wrong; Right and wrong are clearly distinguished; Distinguish between right and wrong.

Example sentences

1、there were cries, calls. he could distinguish voices.

There were all sorts of cries and shouts. He could make out the sounds.

2、over the next few years he distinguished himself as a leading constitutional scholar.

In the years that followed, he gained a reputation as an authoritative scholar of constitutional law.

3、people who cannot distinguish between colors are said to be color-blinded.

People who can't distinguish colors are called color blindness.