首頁›Browse›D›distinctivenessdistinctivenessIPA/dɪˈstɪŋk.tɪv.nəs/KK[dɪstˈɪŋktɪvnəs]IPA/dɪˈstɪŋk.tɪv.nəs/distinctivenessdistinctiveness — 名詞名詞1. the quality that makes a person or thing stand out clearly from others, so they 1.名詞B2釋義獨特性與眾不同而易於辨識的特質the quality that makes a person or thing stand out clearly from others, so they are easy to notice or identify例句The fashion label's red-and-white stripes gave the brand a distinctiveness that shoppers recognised instantly.這家時尚品牌的紅白條紋賦予其獨特性，讓消費者一眼就能認出。collocation: brand's distinctiveness / gave the brand a distinctivenessMei-Lin's dreamlike paintings have a distinctiveness that sets her apart from other local artists.Mei-Lin 的夢幻畫作具有獨特性，使她與本地其他藝術家區別開來。verb pattern: have a distinctiveness that sets [someone] apart查看另外 3 個例句The architect used curved walls and natural light to give the museum a distinctiveness that draws visitors.建築師運用弧形牆面與自然光，賦予博物館與眾不同的特色，吸引訪客前來。Kwame's deep, raspy voice had a distinctiveness that quickly made him a favourite on community radio.Kwame 低沉沙啞的嗓音極具獨特性，很快就讓他成為社區電台最受歡迎的主持人。The butterfly's unique wing pattern provides a distinctiveness that helps scientists track its migration.這種蝴蝶獨特的翅膀花紋具有獨特性，有助科學家追蹤其遷徙路線。collocation: provides a distinctiveness常見搭配strong distinctivenessvisual distinctivenesscultural distinctivenessbrand distinctivenesssense of distinctiveness同義詞uniquenessstronger emphasis on being one of a kind, while distinctiveness focuses on being noticeably differentoriginalityfocuses on novelty and inventiveness rather than the broader quality of being different from othersindividualityemphasises personal character or identity that sets someone apart反義詞ordinarinessthe state of being unremarkable or averagesamenesslack of variety or distinguishing features常見錯誤The distinctiveness between the two twins is hard to spot.The difference between the two twins is hard to spot.Distinctiveness describes a quality that makes something stand out on its own, not the gap or contrast between two specific items.There are many distinctivenesses in her work.There is a strong distinctiveness in her work.Distinctiveness is uncountable and rarely used in plural form.同根字distinctive形容詞B2distinctively副詞B2distinct形容詞B1distinctly副詞B2distinction名詞B2distinguish動詞B2distinguishable形容詞C1常見搭配名詞搭配brandproductvoicestyledesignpattern副詞搭配stronglyvisuallyculturallytrulyimmediately常用片語sense of distinctivenessdegree of distinctivenesslack of distinctiveness
The fashion label's red-and-white stripes gave the brand a distinctiveness that shoppers recognised instantly.這家時尚品牌的紅白條紋賦予其獨特性，讓消費者一眼就能認出。collocation: brand's distinctiveness / gave the brand a distinctiveness
Mei-Lin's dreamlike paintings have a distinctiveness that sets her apart from other local artists.Mei-Lin 的夢幻畫作具有獨特性，使她與本地其他藝術家區別開來。verb pattern: have a distinctiveness that sets [someone] apart
The architect used curved walls and natural light to give the museum a distinctiveness that draws visitors.建築師運用弧形牆面與自然光，賦予博物館與眾不同的特色，吸引訪客前來。
Kwame's deep, raspy voice had a distinctiveness that quickly made him a favourite on community radio.Kwame 低沉沙啞的嗓音極具獨特性，很快就讓他成為社區電台最受歡迎的主持人。
The butterfly's unique wing pattern provides a distinctiveness that helps scientists track its migration.這種蝴蝶獨特的翅膀花紋具有獨特性，有助科學家追蹤其遷徙路線。collocation: provides a distinctiveness