differentiates

英 [ˌdɪfəˈrenʃieɪts]

美 [ˌdɪfəˈrenʃieɪts]

v.  区分; 区别; 辨别; 表明…间的差别; 构成…间差别的特征; (尤指不公正地)差别对待，区别对待
differentiate的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 区分;区别;辨别
  If youdifferentiate betweenthings or if youdifferentiateone thingfromanother, you recognize or show the difference between them.
  1. A child may not differentiate between his imagination and the real world...
     儿童可能无法将自己的幻想与真实世界区分开来。
  2. At this age your baby cannot differentiate one person from another.
     这个年龄的婴儿还不能认人。
• VERB 使有差别;使不同
  A quality or feature thatdifferentiatesone thingfromanother makes the two things different.
  1. ...distinctive policies that differentiate them from the other parties.
     使他们有别于其他政党的特殊政策

双语例句

• This is what differentiates the text from the filename ( or filenames).
  这样可以将文本与文件名区分开来。
• It is the power of speech which most clearly differentiates man from the animals.
  有无语言能力是人与动物最明显的区别。
• Order management within a company usually differentiates between sales-oriented orders, and internal orders.
  公司内部的账单管理通常分为面向销售的订单，和内部订单。
• What differentiates the hare from the rabbit?
  野兔和家兔的区别何在？
• This differentiates into the vascular tissue of the developing leaf.
  这与发育中叶的维管组织不同。
• What do you think differentiates you from the other applicants for this job? Why?
  对于这项工作，你认为自己和其他求职者有哪些不同？
• What differentiates human beings from animals?
  人和动物的区别是什么？
• But with size comes another challenge: maintaining the service level by which modern bank differentiates itself.
  但规模也带来了另一个挑战：即维持现代银行与众不同的服务水准。
• The process by which a company differentiates itself and its products in the market place.
  品牌化公司把自己和它的产品和市场上的其他相区分的过程。
• Sometimes the term is used to describe anything that differentiates one product or process from another.
  有时，这个词被用来描述将一种产品或流程与另一种区分开来的事物。