1.辨别,识别
1.to recognize the difference between two people or things that are very similar
1.The beliefs of its two main political parties are often hard to tell apart. Both their leaders are grand sons of (rival) prime ministers.
同时，其两大政党的政治信仰也是十分相似的，两位领导人都有一个担任过首相的祖父。
2.In this programme, we'll tell the story on just why Africans, Europeans and Asians are so easy to tell apart.
在本期节目中，我们讲述的故事是关于辨别非洲人、欧洲人和亚洲人轻而易举的原因。
3.Instead of letters, he wanted to use shapes that were easy to tell apart by touch.
他想用手的触觉容易分辨的模型来代替字母。
4.For legibility it's more important that letters be easy to tell apart.
字母能被容易地认出是更重要的事情。
5.This ensures that reflections from different places are easier to tell apart, because they do not blur into one another.
由于它们之间不会模糊彼此，这可以保证从不同地方来的反射光可以轻松地被识别出来。
6.Bipolar disorder in children and adolescents can be hard to tell apart from other problems that may occur in these age groups.
这是特别困难的，儿童和青少年的双相情感障碍区别于其它可能发生的年龄段特有的问题。
7.The incident occurred in bad weather and in the middle of the night, when Switzerland is hard to tell apart from its neighbors.
这次事故发生时天气很糟糕，而且是在半夜，当时瑞士和它的邻居很难区分。
8.The beliefs of its two main political parties are often hard to tell apart.
日本两大主要政党的信仰常常大同小异。
9.In parts of the country, the political and criminal classes are hard to tell apart.
在全国各地，政治和刑事是很难分辨的。
10.The romantic, the saucy and the disturbingly kinky are often hard to tell apart as my list gently illustrates.
正如我列出的名作所说明的那样，浪漫，俏丽和令人不安的欲望之间通常是很难分辨的。