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| 61. | to distinguish right fromwrong |
| 明辨事非 |
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| 62. | distinguish oneself by scholarship |
| 以博学而著名 |
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| 63. | Serving to distinguish; distinctive |
| "形成差异的,区别性的" |
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| 64. | Difficult to read or decipher. |
| 字迹模糊的，不易辨认的 |
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| 65. | Distinguish right and wrong |
| 分别是非 |
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| 66. | distinguish things into classes |
| 把东西分成类 |
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| 67. | distinguish by contrasting qualities. |
| 通过对比物体的质量来做出区分。 |
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| 68. | distinguish sb.in a crowd |
| 在人群中认出某人 |
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| 69. | distinguish fact from fable |
| 辨别虚实. |
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| 70. | characterized by stylized but recognizable subject matter. |
| 程式化但仍可辨认其主题。 |
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