to distinguish
01
区別する, 見分ける
to recognize and mentally separate two things, people, etc.
Transitive: to distinguish between two things or people | to distinguish sb/sth from sb/sth
例
The detective could distinguish the authentic painting from the clever forgery.
その探偵は本物の絵画と巧妙な偽物を見分けることができた。
02
区別する, 識別する
to perceive or identify someone or something with clarity
Transitive: to distinguish a shape or sound
例
In the fog, I could barely distinguish the shapes of the trees.
霧の中で、私はかろうじて木々の形を識別することができた。
03
区別する
to be the distinctive feature or characteristic between two things, people, etc.
Transitive: to distinguish sb/sth from others
例
The bright red color distinguishes this car from the others in the lot.
鮮やかな赤色が、この車を駐車場の他の車から区別します。
04
区別する, 識別する
to sort or divide things into different groups based on their features or qualities
Transitive: to distinguish sb/sth
例
Scientists distinguish species by examining their genetic traits.
科学者たちは、遺伝的特性を調べることによって種を区別します。
05
区別する, 目立たせる
to make something conspicuous or noteworthy by discerning it
Transitive: to distinguish sb/sth
例
The artist distinguished the main character by using bold colors in the painting.
アーティストは絵画の中で大胆な色を使って主人公を際立たせた。
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