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Meanings of distinguishable in English
Portuguese
distiguivel Catalan
distingible Capable of being perceived as different or distinct.
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Examples for "distinct"
Examples for "distinct"
1
That leaves a distinct set of possible points that we can use.
2
The immigrants sought land and started to create a new, distinct culture.
3
Most working days he held a press conference, a distinct Nixon innovation.
4
We describe a distinct situation in a natural setting of human infection.
5
Results revealed distinct patterns of activation according to stimulus type and age.
Usage of distinguishable in English
1
Advertisements will be clearly distinguishable from content created by Reuters' editorial staff.
2
The types manifest themselves; the normal and the exceptional are readily distinguishable.
3
Her grave is distinguishable by the ten red tiles which cover it.
4
To the untrained eye the stars and the planets are not distinguishable.
5
The hero of the story is easily distinguishable as the poet Shelley.
6
The outline of their black forms was just distinguishable against the sky.
7
The roar of the great cataract was not distinguishable at that distance.
8
The seeds are not distinguishable from those of the Common Field Pumpkin.
9
The river is so broad that the other shore is not distinguishable.
10
They were fearfully mangled; some indeed were scarcely distinguishable as human beings.
11
In this conquest of nature by man there are three stages distinguishable:
12
Consequently, the footsteps of passers-by upon the flagged pavement were clearly distinguishable.
13
At a distance, the words composed by the letters are alone distinguishable.
14
Be that as it will, the figure of Carwin was clearly distinguishable.
15
The music's so loud, the notes are hardly distinguishable from one another.
16
The structures are distinguishable only from Si dimers in empty-state STM images.
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Translations for distinguishable
Portuguese
Catalan
Distinguishable through the time
Distinguishable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common