distinguish [dısˈtıŋgwıʃ] 动词 trans
| I | distinguish |
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| you | distinguish |
| he/she/it | distinguishes |
| we | distinguish |
| you | distinguish |
| they | distinguish |
| I | distinguished |
|---|---|
| you | distinguished |
| he/she/it | distinguished |
| we | distinguished |
| you | distinguished |
| they | distinguished |
| I | have | distinguished |
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| you | have | distinguished |
| he/she/it | has | distinguished |
| we | have | distinguished |
| you | have | distinguished |
| they | have | distinguished |
| I | had | distinguished |
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| you | had | distinguished |
| he/she/it | had | distinguished |
| we | had | distinguished |
| you | had | distinguished |
| they | had | distinguished |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
During this period he received more than 36 honorary degrees and was a fellow of many distinguished professional societies.
en.wikipedia.org The tree is a steadfast, well-grounded, robust and distinguished entity on the natural landscape.
en.wikipedia.org Instead, psychologists and psychiatrists suggest that instead gender neutrality should be encouraged, in which people are not distinguished by their gender.
en.wikipedia.org And what is far worse placing them in the synonymy where they can not be distinguished from the real synonyms.
en.wikipedia.org Lectures by distinguished scholars and leaders are periodically organized on topics of regional and national importance.
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