discriminate

美音：[dɪ'skrɪmɪ.neɪt] 英音：[dɪ'skrɪmɪneɪt]

简单释义：

v.歧视；区别；区分；辨别

adj.有分辨能力的；显著的；〈古〉明确的

网络鉴别；甄别；区别对待

变形：

第三人称单数：discriminates 现在分词：discriminating 过去式：discriminated

完整释义：

1.区别,鉴别,识别
2.分别对待,歧视,排斥
3.区分出,辨出
4.辨别
5.分辨
6.区分
7.区别对待
8.显得另有看法
9.岐视

adj.

1.能识别的,有分辨能力的
2.有差别的
3.〔古语〕明确的;显著的

例句：

The cleaner wrasse did not discriminate between male and female sharks, suggesting both get equally dirty.
清洁工濑鱼并不区别对待雄性和雌性的鲨鱼，这表明两者都一样脏。
It would be a violation of numerous international trade rules if China were to discriminate overtly against Australian shipments.
如果中国公然对澳洲公司进行区别对待，那就违反了多项国际贸易规则。
But the effect of it would be to leave wireless services free at least for the moment to discriminate between different sorts of data.
而该提议的效应至少在当前能使无线数据在各种不同数据中免受歧视区别对待。
Classes make it possible to discriminate based on logical or business criteria, rather than simply by an accident of layout.
类还可以根据逻辑或业务条件区分内容，而不必仅仅依靠页面的结构。
WTO rules on public procurement do not restrict the ability of local governments to discriminate against foreign suppliers.
在公共采购上，WTO的规定并没有限制当地政府对外国供应商的歧视。
do not discriminate against any person, no moral bottom line, except depravity and corrupt officials.
不要歧视任何人，没有道德底线的堕落者和贪官污吏除外。
A Citybus spokeswoman said on Dec. 11 that it would not discriminate against any party and that it was a commercial decision.
而香港都市巴士公司的发言人在12月11日宣称这并不是对任何团体的歧视只是一个商业决定罢了。
The Company will not discriminate when recruiting for employment.
公司在聘用时不得有任何歧视。

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