to make a distinction
区分
常用释义
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基本释义
- 区分，辨别：指在两个或多个事物之间进行比较，以确定它们之间的差异或特点。
例句
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1·Philosophers did not use to make a distinction between arts and science.哲学家过去习惯不把艺术和科学区别开来。来源: 《牛津词典》
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2·In fact, some scholars prefer not to make a distinction.事实上，有些学者倾向于不作区分。
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3·To answer that question, Kant said we need to make a distinction.为了回答这个问题，康德说，我们要做出一个区分。
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4·It is necessary to make a distinction between love and infatuation.对爱情和迷恋感进行区分是必要的。
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5·It is difficult to make a distinction between the meanings of a word.区分这个词的各种意思有些困难。
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6·In this article simply to make a distinction between them and other timers.这篇文章只是为了让它们之间的区别和其他计时器。
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7·Now I would like to make a distinction between desire and intent at this time.现在这个时刻我将希望制造一个期望和目的之间的区别。
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8·Even though these are trivial problems, there is a great necessity to make a distinction.这些问题尽管是白璧微瑕，但也有辨析的必要。
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9·But it's actually hard for us to make a distinction between them and for-profit business operators.但实际上，我们难以将其和营利性目的的经营者这两方面加以区分。
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10·In advancing this argument I am forced to make a distinction between state power and economic power.在推进这个推理时，我不得不在国家权利和经济权利之间加以区分。