گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'distinction'

1 عمومی:: تمیز

2 عمومی:: تشخیص‌

3 عمومی:: برتری

4 عمومی:: مزیت

5 عمومی:: امتیاز

6 عمومی:: رجحان‌

7 عمومی:: ترجیح‌

8 عمومی:: فرق‌

9 عمومی:: برتری‌

10 حقوق:: تفکیک

1 general::   noun clear difference ADJ. critical, crucial, important, key, main, major, vital | basic, essential, fundamental, underlying | clear, clear-cut, definite, marked, obvious, real, rigid, sharp, strong | fine, subtle | broad, general | crude, simple | logical, valid | useful | arbitrary, artificial | invidious making invidious distinctions between the ‘deserving’ and the ‘undeserving’ poor | absolute Is there always an absolute distinction between right and wrong? | conventional, old, traditional the conventional distinction between pure and applied science | formal | conceptual | theoretical | class, cultural, gender, moral VERB + DISTINCTION draw, make She draws an important distinction between the different kinds of illness. | recognize, see We can see a sharp distinction between ambition and greed. | blur blurring the distinction between amateur and professional players DISTINCTION + VERB lie Cultural distinctions lie at the heart of these issues. PREP. without ~ All groups are entitled to this money without distinction (= without a difference being made between them). | ~ between excellence/fame ADJ. considerable, great | modest | dubious | rare | unique | added | academic, intellectual, professional, social Wearing the county tie was a mark of modest social distinction. VERB + DISTINCTION have He has the dubious distinction of being the first railway baron to go bankrupt. | achieve She achieved distinction in several fields of scholarship. | add Fennel leaves add distinction to any dish. PREP. of ~ She is a historian of great distinction. | with ~ He served with distinction in the First World War.

2 general:: distinction verbs make a distinction ( also draw a distinction formal ) (= say or show that one exists ) • It isn’t easy to make a distinction between these two words. blur the distinction between something and something (= make it less clear ) • Both sides in the war had been blurring the distinction between military and civilian targets. see a distinction (= recognize that one exists ) • He saw no distinction between religious beliefs and superstition. adjectives a clear distinction • The legal system makes a clear distinction between adults and children. a fine/subtle distinction (= small ) • Language enables us to make fine distinctions between similar ideas. a sharp distinction (= very clear ) • The President drew a sharp distinction between his party and the Republican Party. an important/crucial distinction • There is an important distinction between these two types of cancer. a fundamental distinction (= a basic one ) • There is a fundamental distinction between authors and readers. a useful distinction • He makes a useful distinction between the two theories.

3 general:: noun greatness: He served the army with distinction. noun contrast: There is distinction between them.