Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Distinct"

A: It's clearly different from others

A: Having a unique appearance. Different from other things.

"Everyone is wearing the same hat except for John. His hat is very distinct."

"British and Australian accents sound similar, but the American accent is very distinct."

A: The instructions were very distinct.
Her facial features were very unique and distinct. Hope this helps :)

A: Thank you so much! 😊

A: this cake has a distinct taste.

A: He had a very distinct face. There was a very distinct smell in his room.

A: Could you be more distinct? I don't really understand.

A: A person can have "distinctive" style that makes them look special or unique. An outfit can have "distinct," or separate pieces, such as a belt, shirt, and pants.

Distinctive is an adjective that means special or unique (distinctive style, distinctive look). Distinct is an adjective that means strong or separate (distinct possibility, three distinct parts).

A: I think they have mostly the same meaning. Both mean that something is different from other things, and can be identified as different. Although distinctive may have the feeling of unusualness, not very normal.
The pear's flavor was distinct.
=
The pear's flavor was (identifiably) different from other pears.

The pear had a distinctive flavor.
= The pear's flavor was slightly weird and (identifiably)different from other pears.

A: distinct = different/strong and definite
distinctive = peculiar/unique/appealing because of special characteristic

A: "She was very distinctive, she had a bright smile with long blonde hair."

"My name's spelling is distinct compared to the rest." (My name is spelled different than normal)

"My computer is pretty distinctive with it's dark red glow." (It is unique in comparison to other computers because of it's lighting.)

"The mozzarella sticks at Olive Garden are distinct. They are shaped as triangles." (Comparatively to other mozzarella sticks, they are the ones that stand out.)

"My teacher looks pretty distinctive with his longer than average hair and his patchy beard." (He looks unique because of these two features)


I could write forever but the bottom line is this: Use distinctive if you want to emphasize something being unique, use distinct when you want to emphasize something being different.

A: "a distinct smell of dog poop" --it's clearly (certainly) dog poop.
"the lizard has three distinctive markings"-- you can distinguish the difference (be able to tell one from another) between lizards by these markings.

A: "transcend"不像"exceed"那么常见

"transcend”用于抽象的事物. For example: “Music transcends language barriers”

Exceed examples:
“Do not exceed the speed limit.” = 不加速度
“The number of cats exceeds the number of dogs.” = 猫比狗多

A: Distinction ?

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A: "dis-ting-k-t"