distinctive

美音：[dɪ'stɪŋktɪv] 英音：[dɪ'stɪŋktɪv]

简单释义：

adj.独特的；特别的；有特色的

网络与众不同的；特殊的；区别的

完整释义：

adj.

1.独特的,有特色的
2.独特,独特的,奇特的,独特之处
3.不相同的,与众不同的,格格不入的
4.区别的,鉴别性的
5.突出;显著的

例句：

It is often windy in spring and winter. But the different weather makes Beijing distinctive.
春天和冬天经常有风。但是这正是北京的特色。
Cheryl: Aimee and I thought we'd just talk a little bit, and I wanted her to tell all of you what makes her a distinctive athlete.
谢丽尔：艾米和我刚刚交流了一会儿，我想让她告诉你们所有人是什么使她成为了与众不同的运动员。
The distinctive black head markings are easy to see in this photograph.
图片中显而易见的是与众不同的头部的黑色斑纹。
The things that addict us all produce a very distinctive breakdown in the organization of our preferences, actions and choices.
使我们上瘾的事物都可以在我们的偏好，行为和选择的组织上产生一种特有的破坏。
But if you just try to make good things, you'll inevitably do it in a distinctive way, just as each person walks in a distinctive way.
但是，如果你只是试图制作好东西，你会不可避免地用独特的方式来完成，就像每个人用独特的方式走路。
These works seem as if the epitome of his life. One of the most distinctive is Intermezzo.
这些作品仿佛是他一生的浓缩，其中以间奏曲最为有特色。
As distinctive features, rich avantgarde sense, the appearance of a project that was a loving art, a sense of the modern life and pursued.
由于特色鲜明，富有前卫感，项目一经露面，即获得大批爱好前卫艺术、具有现代生活意识的人士的追捧。
Housing industry carries with it a distinctive local flavor, influenced by many factors.
住房产业区域性强，影响因素多。

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