Definition of distinguishable in English:

distinguishable

adjective dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)ldəˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)l

1Clear enough to be recognized or identified as different; discernible.
distinguishable features
this particular case is distinguishable from others
Example sentencesExamples
- The name attribute allows each one to become unique and distinguishable from the others.
- Thus, low and high T peaks are not distinguishable as independent phenomena.
- Apart from that it's just the scroller and very minor details that makes it distinguishable from the original.
- At any time there are several distinct saronic cycles in action, interwoven but distinguishable.
- These are distinguishable on the basis of certain specific features of the complaint.
- These are distinguishable activities even if in some cases they are performed by the same persons.
- The parts of the body are quite distinguishable from the self.
- In fact, the first few years are barely distinguishable.
- For that reason the Bonnah decision is distinguishable from the facts in the present case.
- Some of HiT's new products were only distinguishable from each other by their electronic properties.
- Rhetoric aside, his policies were hardly distinguishable from those of his predecessors.
- Bowlby carefully delineated a specific type of bond that is distinguishable from other types of social ties.
- Both of those cases, on my submission, are readily distinguishable.
- A 54 card pack is used, consisting of the standard 52 cards plus two distinguishable jokers, big and small.
- Should the masking periods occur in a curve, the various signals would have been distinguishable.
- The molecular model shows that there are two possible mechanistically distinguishable pathways.
- Home nurses these days are hardly distinguishable from the traditional domestic help.
- In other words, light-blue tones are not distinguishable from each other.
- I didn't want the voices to be distinguishable.
- The concept of a soul that is distinguishable from the body and can exist independently of it is alien to Judaism.
Synonyms
discernible, recognizable, identifiable, detectable
divisible, separable
1. 1.1 Clear enough to be discerned or perceived.
  his words were barely distinguishable
  Example sentencesExamples
  This masks any distinguishable sounds and virtually eliminates sensory input from sounds.
  Without qualities, substance would not be distinguishable in terms of the world as we know it.
  Obscure marks of shell are distinguishable in it.
  Gold particles appear small at this magnification, but are distinguishable.
  A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point distinguishable on examination.
  But this reference does not establish a distinguishable individual.
  The two large peaks are clearly distinguishable.
  He has purchased a painting that Marc describes as "white" with barely distinguishable "fine white diagonal lines."
  The intermediate cluster became less distinguishable in wilted flowers.
  In several rooms, large amounts of crockery were distinguishable.
  Now his voice was thick, words scarcely distinguishable.
  Jekos is distinguishable in a sense in that there there was a passing around of cheques.
  Unwanted algae are distinguishable by their chlorophyll and carotenoid compounds.
  Both cultivars were clearly distinguishable on the dendrogram.
  However there was no distinguishable change in his condition after the radiation, and I kept treating him as before.
  Pancreatic disease is mainly distinguishable at palpation as tenderness.
  Danto mistakenly based his original argument on Warhol's all-too distinguishable Brillo Boxes.

Definition of distinguishable in US English:

distinguishable

adjectivedəˈstiNGɡwiSHəb(ə)ldəˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)l

1Clear enough to be recognized or identified as different; discernible.
distinguishable features
this particular case is distinguishable from others
Example sentencesExamples
- Home nurses these days are hardly distinguishable from the traditional domestic help.
- At any time there are several distinct saronic cycles in action, interwoven but distinguishable.
- The concept of a soul that is distinguishable from the body and can exist independently of it is alien to Judaism.
- The molecular model shows that there are two possible mechanistically distinguishable pathways.
- The name attribute allows each one to become unique and distinguishable from the others.
- For that reason the Bonnah decision is distinguishable from the facts in the present case.
- In other words, light-blue tones are not distinguishable from each other.
- Should the masking periods occur in a curve, the various signals would have been distinguishable.
- Bowlby carefully delineated a specific type of bond that is distinguishable from other types of social ties.
- A 54 card pack is used, consisting of the standard 52 cards plus two distinguishable jokers, big and small.
- These are distinguishable activities even if in some cases they are performed by the same persons.
- The parts of the body are quite distinguishable from the self.
- These are distinguishable on the basis of certain specific features of the complaint.
- Apart from that it's just the scroller and very minor details that makes it distinguishable from the original.
- Some of HiT's new products were only distinguishable from each other by their electronic properties.
- I didn't want the voices to be distinguishable.
- Thus, low and high T peaks are not distinguishable as independent phenomena.
- Both of those cases, on my submission, are readily distinguishable.
- In fact, the first few years are barely distinguishable.
- Rhetoric aside, his policies were hardly distinguishable from those of his predecessors.
Synonyms
discernible, recognizable, identifiable, detectable
1. 1.1 Clear enough to be discerned or perceived.
  his words were barely distinguishable
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now his voice was thick, words scarcely distinguishable.
  Both cultivars were clearly distinguishable on the dendrogram.
  He has purchased a painting that Marc describes as "white" with barely distinguishable "fine white diagonal lines."
  But this reference does not establish a distinguishable individual.
  The two large peaks are clearly distinguishable.
  In several rooms, large amounts of crockery were distinguishable.
  Jekos is distinguishable in a sense in that there there was a passing around of cheques.
  This masks any distinguishable sounds and virtually eliminates sensory input from sounds.
  Obscure marks of shell are distinguishable in it.
  Pancreatic disease is mainly distinguishable at palpation as tenderness.
  Danto mistakenly based his original argument on Warhol's all-too distinguishable Brillo Boxes.
  Unwanted algae are distinguishable by their chlorophyll and carotenoid compounds.
  Without qualities, substance would not be distinguishable in terms of the world as we know it.
  However there was no distinguishable change in his condition after the radiation, and I kept treating him as before.
  Gold particles appear small at this magnification, but are distinguishable.
  A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point distinguishable on examination.
  The intermediate cluster became less distinguishable in wilted flowers.

单词	distinguishable
释义	Definition of distinguishable in English: distinguishable adjective dɪˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)ldəˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)l 1Clear enough to be recognized or identified as different; discernible. distinguishable features this particular case is distinguishable from others Example sentencesExamples The name attribute allows each one to become unique and distinguishable from the others. Thus, low and high T peaks are not distinguishable as independent phenomena. Apart from that it's just the scroller and very minor details that makes it distinguishable from the original. At any time there are several distinct saronic cycles in action, interwoven but distinguishable. These are distinguishable on the basis of certain specific features of the complaint. These are distinguishable activities even if in some cases they are performed by the same persons. The parts of the body are quite distinguishable from the self. In fact, the first few years are barely distinguishable. For that reason the Bonnah decision is distinguishable from the facts in the present case. Some of HiT's new products were only distinguishable from each other by their electronic properties. Rhetoric aside, his policies were hardly distinguishable from those of his predecessors. Bowlby carefully delineated a specific type of bond that is distinguishable from other types of social ties. Both of those cases, on my submission, are readily distinguishable. A 54 card pack is used, consisting of the standard 52 cards plus two distinguishable jokers, big and small. Should the masking periods occur in a curve, the various signals would have been distinguishable. The molecular model shows that there are two possible mechanistically distinguishable pathways. Home nurses these days are hardly distinguishable from the traditional domestic help. In other words, light-blue tones are not distinguishable from each other. I didn't want the voices to be distinguishable. The concept of a soul that is distinguishable from the body and can exist independently of it is alien to Judaism. Synonyms discernible, recognizable, identifiable, detectable divisible, separable 1.1 Clear enough to be discerned or perceived. his words were barely distinguishable Example sentencesExamples This masks any distinguishable sounds and virtually eliminates sensory input from sounds. Without qualities, substance would not be distinguishable in terms of the world as we know it. Obscure marks of shell are distinguishable in it. Gold particles appear small at this magnification, but are distinguishable. A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point distinguishable on examination. But this reference does not establish a distinguishable individual. The two large peaks are clearly distinguishable. He has purchased a painting that Marc describes as "white" with barely distinguishable "fine white diagonal lines." The intermediate cluster became less distinguishable in wilted flowers. In several rooms, large amounts of crockery were distinguishable. Now his voice was thick, words scarcely distinguishable. Jekos is distinguishable in a sense in that there there was a passing around of cheques. Unwanted algae are distinguishable by their chlorophyll and carotenoid compounds. Both cultivars were clearly distinguishable on the dendrogram. However there was no distinguishable change in his condition after the radiation, and I kept treating him as before. Pancreatic disease is mainly distinguishable at palpation as tenderness. Danto mistakenly based his original argument on Warhol's all-too distinguishable Brillo Boxes. Definition of distinguishable in US English: distinguishable adjectivedəˈstiNGɡwiSHəb(ə)ldəˈstɪŋɡwɪʃəb(ə)l 1Clear enough to be recognized or identified as different; discernible. distinguishable features this particular case is distinguishable from others Example sentencesExamples Home nurses these days are hardly distinguishable from the traditional domestic help. At any time there are several distinct saronic cycles in action, interwoven but distinguishable. The concept of a soul that is distinguishable from the body and can exist independently of it is alien to Judaism. The molecular model shows that there are two possible mechanistically distinguishable pathways. The name attribute allows each one to become unique and distinguishable from the others. For that reason the Bonnah decision is distinguishable from the facts in the present case. In other words, light-blue tones are not distinguishable from each other. Should the masking periods occur in a curve, the various signals would have been distinguishable. Bowlby carefully delineated a specific type of bond that is distinguishable from other types of social ties. A 54 card pack is used, consisting of the standard 52 cards plus two distinguishable jokers, big and small. These are distinguishable activities even if in some cases they are performed by the same persons. The parts of the body are quite distinguishable from the self. These are distinguishable on the basis of certain specific features of the complaint. Apart from that it's just the scroller and very minor details that makes it distinguishable from the original. Some of HiT's new products were only distinguishable from each other by their electronic properties. I didn't want the voices to be distinguishable. Thus, low and high T peaks are not distinguishable as independent phenomena. Both of those cases, on my submission, are readily distinguishable. In fact, the first few years are barely distinguishable. Rhetoric aside, his policies were hardly distinguishable from those of his predecessors. Synonyms discernible, recognizable, identifiable, detectable 1.1 Clear enough to be discerned or perceived. his words were barely distinguishable Example sentencesExamples Now his voice was thick, words scarcely distinguishable. Both cultivars were clearly distinguishable on the dendrogram. He has purchased a painting that Marc describes as "white" with barely distinguishable "fine white diagonal lines." But this reference does not establish a distinguishable individual. The two large peaks are clearly distinguishable. In several rooms, large amounts of crockery were distinguishable. Jekos is distinguishable in a sense in that there there was a passing around of cheques. This masks any distinguishable sounds and virtually eliminates sensory input from sounds. Obscure marks of shell are distinguishable in it. Pancreatic disease is mainly distinguishable at palpation as tenderness. Danto mistakenly based his original argument on Warhol's all-too distinguishable Brillo Boxes. Unwanted algae are distinguishable by their chlorophyll and carotenoid compounds. Without qualities, substance would not be distinguishable in terms of the world as we know it. However there was no distinguishable change in his condition after the radiation, and I kept treating him as before. Gold particles appear small at this magnification, but are distinguishable. A grade III sprain is a complete tear of the ligament with no end point distinguishable on examination. The intermediate cluster became less distinguishable in wilted flowers.
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