Was heißt »dif­fe­ren­zie­ren« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

ab­lei­ten:

derive

divert

aus­ei­n­an­der­hal­ten:

to distinguish (L=E)

to tell apart (L=E)

dis­kri­mi­nie­ren:

smear

tren­nen:

separate

un­ter­schei­den:

tell apart

Antonyme

in­te­g­rie­ren:

integrate

sum­mie­ren:

add up

sum up

total

Englische Beispielsätze

• It's hard to distinguish you from your brother.

• We differentiate between living and dead objects.

• Spyware can't distinguish between threatening letters and love letters.

• Some people are colour-blind: they are unable to distinguish between certain colours.

• He can't distinguish between green and blue.

• How to distinguish a venomous snake from a non-venomous one?

• Can you distinguish between tawny owls and other owls?

• Can you distinguish barley from wheat?

• We distinguish between subordinating and coordinating conjunctions.

• It is not difficult to distinguish camels from dromedaries, for while the dromedary has only one hump, the camel has two.

• He's no longer able to distinguish between truth and lies.

• He can't distinguish between truth and lie any more.

• Dogs can't distinguish colours.

• It is impossible to distinguish one from the other.

• There was this feller called Pete who used to live in the next street to mine. He sported a glorious pink and blue mohican. Everyone called him Punky Pete to distinguish him from other Petes.

• I can't distinguish between them.

• One must distinguish.

• Tom cannot distinguish between reality and imagination.

• When Scrooge awoke, it was so dark, that looking out of bed, he could scarcely distinguish the transparent window from the opaque walls of his chamber.

• Dogs can't distinguish colors.