US /dɪˈstɪŋkt/
・UK /dɪˈstɪŋkt/
shapes. Angular. "The building had an angular appearance". "Distinct", if something is distinct,
you recognize it, it's clear. "It had a distinct shape. The car was distinctive in its design".
those are distinct to Tasmania in Australia.
Every country, for the most part, has a distinct bollard.
I get a nice, distinct answer.
This is what scientists call a biogeographic boundary, the meeting point of two regions of biodiversity that are highly distinct.
the meeting point of two regions of biodiversity that are highly distinct.
It wasn't long at all before American pizza developed its own distinct flavor.
developed its own distinct flavor.
It's estimated that humans can make around 800 distinct verbal sounds, known as phonemes, like "ch" or "oo" or "ss."
For instance, "r" and "l" may sound distinct to English speakers, but the Japanese only have one phoneme for both,
the cichlids showed a distinct preference to the area of the aquarium where they had
The male whitespotted boxfish has a very distinct coloration.
You're not distinct enough to call them barbarians.
You're not distinct enough to call them “barbarians”, they're now your people,
In fact, there are more than 16 distinct tail signals that cats use.