Distinct

Definition

distinct /dÇ'stÇŋkt/ adj ၁။ ထင္ရွားေသာ။ ျပတ္သားေသာ။ distinct footprints in the snow ❍ A national strike is now a distinct possibility. ❍ I had the distinct impression that I was being watched. ❍ She had a distinct advantage over her opponent. ၂။ ~ (from sth) ကြဲျပားေသာ။ ျခားနားေသာ။ We can separate these people into three distinct types. ❍ Mozart's musical style is quite distinct from Beethoven's. ❍ Rural areas, as distinct from major cities, have very different transport problems. distinctly adv : Economic prospects are distinctly gloomy. ❍ I distinctly remember you promising to phone me. ❍ Every picture in the exhibition is distinctly different. distinctness n [U]

Examples

1. They were classified into two distinct groups.
2. [distinct from] : The region’s linguistic and cultural identity is quite distinct from that of the rest of the country.
3. As dawn broke
4. the outline of a building became distinct against the sky.
5. There was a distinct smell of burning coming from downstairs.
6. A distinct change of emphasis
7. I had the distinct impression that he did not like me.