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Meanings of distinguish between in English

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Usage of distinguish between in English
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It is necessary, however, to distinguish between the vague and the general.
The Analysis of Mind
2
Existing radar tracking systems could rarely distinguish between large birds and drones.
Wired
3
It had, for the first time, to distinguish between mass and weight.
2001. A Space Odyssey
4
Try to distinguish between what is likely to occur and what isn't.
The South African
5
That way I can distinguish between you, pointing to each in turn.
Pinball, 1973
6
A security system that can distinguish between your spouse and a burglar.
Wired
7
They had no children and DNA analysis does not distinguish between siblings.
Reuters
8
A very little experience enables the traveller to distinguish between the two.
Russia
9
This makes it hard to distinguish between the voluntary and involuntary exits.
My Life and Work
10
Psychologists distinguish between four styles of parenting: authoritative, authoritarian, indulgent and uninvolved.
The Irish Times
11
Judaism did not distinguish between the objective and subjective efficacy of prayer.
Judaism
12
It is important at the outset to distinguish between syllabus and curriculum.
The Irish Times
13
They then must distinguish between potential false positives and bona-fide planet candidates.
News.com.au
14
They'll also learn how to distinguish between the fruitful and the fanciful.
Wired
15
STRANGER: I should distinguish between those which fly and those which walk.
Statesman
16
With her it was very difficult to distinguish between craft and innocence.
The Arrow of Gold: A Story Between Two Notes
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