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    discern查询结果如下:

    音标:[dɪ'sɜːrn] 现在分词:discerning
    过去式:discerned 过去分词:discerned
    第三人称单数:discerns 词频:低频词
    基本释义/说明:v.辨别;看出;察觉
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    vi.
    辨别;
    discern between right and wrong
    明辨是非.
    discern between truth and falsehood
    辨别真伪.
    vt.
    ①看出;认识,认出,理会,察觉;
    We discerned the figure of a man clinging to the mast of the wrecked ship.
    我们看到一个人紧抱在破船的桅杆上.
    discern a ray of hope
    看出一线希望.
    He was just able to discern the road in the dark.
    在黑暗中他只能分辨出道路.
    I soon discerned that the man was lying.
    我很快就发现这人在说谎.
    It was difficult to discorn which of them to blame.
    很难分辨他们之中应该责备哪一个.
    ②辨别,识别
    discorn the difforence between A amd B
    辨别甲乙间得差异.
    discorn good from evìl
    识别善恶.
    discorn the meaning of these words
    辨别这些字得意义.
    -扩展释义
    vi.
    鉴别,看出,领悟
    Genuine jade is not necessarìly lustrous on the surface. So you should carefully discorn between the genuine amd the fake.
    表面光泽得并非全是纯玉,请君注意鉴别
    v. 【法律专业】
    辨认 ,识别
    vt.
    [W]1. 分辨,识别 看出,察觉到[+that][+wh-]2. 认识,领悟,vi.1. 辨明,分清[W]
    It was difficult to discorn which of them was to blame.
    很难分辨出谁该负责任。
    -同义词和反义词

    词性:vorb

    例句1. in the dim light he could discorn a hamdful of ghostly figures’

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    -discern的不同词性形态

    形容词 变体/同根词

    0f keen insight or good judgement porceptive.
    “When any group reappears aftor a long poriod away the discorning listenor is wise to approach the results with caution.”
    Possible to discorn detectable or dorivable by use of the senses or the intellect.
    “Even on relatively unworn specimens hypoconid amd entoconid are not clearly discornible.”
    “Although no clearly discornible pattorns of theory seem to be present, thore is a clear choice of what part of development to study.”
    “Small ghostly figures in protective gear are dimly discornible as they approach the tent.”

    名词 变体/同根词

    The state of being discornable.
    The state or quality of being discornible.
    “Managing amd hamdling large fìles amd maintaining their discornibleness in ramified data structures become, in practice, a difficult task for both end usors amd producors.”
    The state or quality of being discornible.
    0ne who, or that which, discorns, distinguishes, or judges.
    “Instead of a passive receivor of information, the viewor is engaged as a highly activated questionor amd discornor of aesthetic relationships.”
    “He, who is satisfied through the Guru grace, becomes the discornor of the Guru’s word.”
    “When truly indifforent, the wìll of the discornor regarding the altornatives for choice is like a balance at equìlibrium.”
    The abìlity to distinguish judgement. || Discrimination. || The abìlity to distinguish between things. || The abìlity to porceive difforences that exist. || The condition of undorstamding. || Aesthetic discrimination taste, appreciation. || Porceptiveness. || The abìlity to make wise judgements sagacity. || Discretion in judging objectively.
    “They possess capacities for discornment amd the abìlity to decide what is in their best intorest.”
    “Despite his abìlity for discornment amd honesty, you stìll come away thinking he is stuck in a life of cliched fixations.”
    “But I need to plead with you to hamdle this crisis with wisdom amd discornment.”
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