distinctions

音标：[dɪˈstɪŋkʃənz]

词义：

区别，分辨，辨别：指在事物之间进行差异的识别或区分。

荣誉，荣誉称号：指因某种特殊成就而获得的认可或奖项。

特征，特点：指某事物具有的独特或显著的性质、特征或优点。

翻译：

区别，分歧，差别

荣誉，殊荣，优点

特征，特色

读音：

英式读音：[dɪˈstɪŋkʃənz]

美式读音：[dɪˈstɪŋkʃənz]

用法：

区分，辨别：用于表达对不同事物、特点或观点之间的差异。

荣誉，称号：常用于表示因某些特别成就或优点而获得的奖项或殊荣。

特征，特色：表示某事物、群体或个体与其他事物的独特之处。

例句：

The distinction between the two theories lies in their approach to the problem.
这两种理论之间的区别在于它们解决问题的方法不同。

He received many distinctions for his contributions to science.
他因对科学的贡献获得了许多荣誉。

The distinction of the painting is in its unique use of color.
这幅画的特征在于它对色彩的独特运用。

There is a clear distinction between facts and opinions in the report.
报告中事实与观点之间有明显的区别。

She made a distinction between what was necessary and what was desirable.
她区分了什么是必要的，什么是理想的。

The company made several distinctions for its outstanding performance this year.
公司因其出色的表现获得了几项殊荣。

It is difficult to make a clear distinction between the two species of birds.
很难对这两种鸟类做出明确的区分。

His distinction as a leader was recognized by everyone in the team.
他的领导才能被团队中的每个人认可为一项特质。

The distinction of the city lies in its rich cultural heritage.
这座城市的特色在于其丰富的文化遗产。

The students were honored with distinctions for their academic excellence.
学生们因学术卓越获得了荣誉。

短语搭配：

make a distinction - 做出区分，区分开

draw a distinction - 划分区别

a distinction between - …之间的差别

receive distinctions - 获得荣誉

a matter of distinction - 一项重要的区分或特征

without distinction - 无论身份或等级差异

distinction in - 在…方面的突出表现