distinguish

distinguish sb. in a crowd

distinguish oneself by scholarship

distinguish oneself in battle

to distinguish from the laity

distinguish good from evil

distinguish things into classes

distinguish between silk and rayon

He was a distinguished publicist.

a distinguished American educationist.

a long and distinguished career.

the distinguished guest's gallery

distinguish between certainties and probables

an elderly person with a distinguished past.

I can distinguish them at a distance.

It's important distinguish fact from fiction.

We can distinguish between gold and silver.

C) To demonstrate how to distinguish different feelings.

Even introverts distinguish between close and casual friends.

A) Distinguish between conventional success and our life goal.

That suggested that they can distinguish between speech and non-speech.

It isn't often we have so distinguished a visitor.

For example, flying foxes not only see well during daylight but can also distinguish colors.

This is how children distinguish between good and evil.

What we found was that they distinguish between the type of request.

There are online courses teaching citizens how to distinguish truth from fiction.

These receptors can distinguish between friendly bacteria and potentially deadly ones.