1.可区别的,可辨别的;(通过耳,目等)可以辨认出的;
1.The derivative of distinguish
2.clearly different from other people or things of the same type
3.easy to see, hear, smell, or taste
1.Experts say the barely distinguishable letters and numbers represent something of a real-life Da Vinci code.
专家们称，这些勉强可以辨认的字母和数字代表着现实生活中达芬奇密码
2.Special grants should address new or critical development problems, and should be clearly distinguishable from the Bank's regular programs.
出格津贴项目应该是针对新的或者是严重的开展问题，并应该明白地与银行的常规项目辨别开来。
3.The legal nature of the co-ownership part of distinguishable ownership should be judged by the detailed rights.
对区分所有建筑物共有权的法律性质，应以权利的内容为依据来认定。
4.The only stamp of Abrams that seems to make him distinguishable is his love for lens flares.
JJ钟情的镜头光晕效果便成为他仅有的标志。
5.Dark tones will make you just a part of a crowd hardly distinguishable from others, and the fresh color may be not good for you.
深色调会让你很难从人群中区分出来，鲜艳的颜色也不可能改观。
6.There has been a reasonably clear, distinguishable pide between the business-oriented Web and academia.
以商业为导向的Web和学术派的Web存在着清晰的差别。
7.They found the surface layer of the cell discontinuous and distinguishable from the cytoplasm .
他们发现细胞的表层跟细胞质是不连续和有差别的。
8.Therefore we must listen long enough to detect a strong, easily distinguishable part of the signal.
因此，我们必须倾听足够长的时间，以便探测该信号的强有力的、易于分辨的那一部分。
9.She is the most distinguishable of the handmaidens as she is the only one to have blonde hair.
她是侍女中最好辨认的一个，因为只有她是一头金发。
10.Thus, the colored particles have a visually distinguishable color from that of the primary tread composition.
因此，有色颗粒的颜色与第一胎面组合物的颜色在视觉上可区分。