distinct, distinctive

• the photo you took in hong kong cultural centre is not distinct enough.
  你在香港文化中心拍的那張照片不夠清晰。
• she has a distinct pronunciation.
  她的發(fā)音清楚。
• there is a distinct smell of smoke in my room.
  我的房間里有一股明顯的香煙味。
• this picture is distinct from that.
  這幅圖和那幅不同。
• the twins have distinct personalities.
  這對雙胞胎的個性并不相同。

• can you find the distinctive watermarks of this stamp?
  你能找到這枚郵票上有明顯的水紋嗎？
• pupils in hong kong usually have distinctive badges on their school uniforms.
  在香港，小學生的校服上常戴有頗具特色的徽章。

peculiar, characteristic, individual, distinctive

形容詞 distinctive:

1. of a feature that helps to distinguish a person or thing
   同義詞：typical
2. capable of being classified
   同義詞：classifiable

1. A performer's distinctive personal version of a song, dance, piece of music, or role; a rendering.
   藝術(shù)處理一個表演者對一首歌、舞蹈、一曲音樂或角色的有特色的、個人的獨到處理; 藝術(shù)加工
2. A distinctive outfit intended to identify those who wear it as members of a specific group.
   制服一套有特色的衣服，以將穿它的人作為特定人群的成員進行識別
3. This is a distinctive room.
   這是一間獨具一格的房間。
4. Soldiers wear a distinctive uniform.
   士兵們穿著特制的制服。

dis.tinc.tive

adj.（形容詞）
Serving to identify; distinguishing:
用于辨別的，區(qū)別性的：
例句：
distinctive tribal tattoos.See Usage Note at distinct
一部落與他部落相區(qū)別的紋身參見 distinct

Characteristic or typical:
特別的，特殊的；有特色的：
例句：
.Jerusalem has a distinctive Middle East flavor.(Curtis Wilkie)
.耶路撒冷有特別的中東特色.(柯蒂斯·威爾基)

Linguistics Phonemically relevant and capable of conveying a difference in meaning, as nasalization in the initial sound ofmat versus bat.
【語言學】 辨別的：在音素上有關(guān)的且能在意義上加以區(qū)分的，如mat 首音的鼻化與 bat 相區(qū)別

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distinc.tively
adv.（副詞）
distinc.tiveness
n.（名詞）