Vocab Bloom Hub

distinct

/dɪˈstɪŋkt/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui est clairement différent, séparé ou remarquable par rapport à d'autres choses, ou qui est net et précis dans sa perception.

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adjective

/dɪˈstɪŋkt/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui est clairement différent, séparé ou remarquable par rapport à d'autres choses, ou qui est net et précis dans sa perception.

Describes something that is clearly different, separate, or noticeable from others.

  1. Clearly differentB1formal

    Recognizably different in nature from something else.

    frdistinct, nettement différent

    • The two species are distinct from each other.
    • She has a distinct style of painting.
    • There are three distinct categories in the competition.

    Synonymescontrastingdifferentdisparatedissimilardistinguishabledivergentseparateunlike

    Antonymesalikeidenticalindistinguishablesamesimilar

  2. Clear and noticeableB1formal

    Easily perceived or understood; definite.

    frdistinct (clair et net)

    • There was a distinct smell of smoke in the room.
    • I heard a distinct sound coming from the basement.
    • The improvement in his health is distinct.

    Synonymesapparentclearconspicuousdefiniteevidentmarkednoticeableobviousplainunmistakable

    Antonymesambiguousfaintindistinctobscureunclearvague

  3. Not identicalB2formal

    Separate and different; not the same.

    frdistinct, différent

    • Each of the twins has a distinct personality.
    • The company operates in two distinct markets.
    • These issues are distinct and should be addressed separately.

    Synonymesdifferentdiscretedissimilarindividualseparateunlike

    Antonymesidenticalindistinguishablesame

Formes
  • more distinct comparative form
  • most distinct superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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