discriminative; characteristic of(This gilt-decorated cover retained the structural sturdiness characteristic of the era. -- отличает этот период / характерно для этого периода • This bold exaggeration of the modernistic vocabulary is characteristic of late modernism. (Harold Kalman) -- отличает поздний модернизм / характерно для позднего модернизмаART Vancouver); characteristic(Isabelle's initial career as a dance teacher at a private school may account for her characteristic attention to line and internal rhythm in her artwork.ART Vancouver)
differ(with от, from; often with from; to be not like or alike • Our views differ; Her house differs from mine); be noted distinction; differentiate; excel; vary; be notable for(чем-либо User); be distinct in something(e.g. distinct in design Zukrynka); make a good showing(MargeWebley); show(чем-л. • His works showed a unique flair for lightness and vivacity of design. -- Его творчество отличала ...ART Vancouver); be distinguished by(чем-либо Marina Smirnova); be characterized(jaime marose); have a distinction; tell; deviate(qwereee); discern; patent(чем-либо); stand out from the crowd(о человеке ZolVas); outstand with(e.g. Turkey outstands with its vast agricultural land and natural water recources. Soulbringer); difference; be notable(for); single out; be dissimilar(The question is not dissimilar to one asked earlier. VLZ_58); differ by(чем-либо typist); be not the same as(от A.Rezvov); have a distinction of being(sankozh); become distinctive(Andrey Truhachev); be notable(for • His work is notable for its humour and craftsmanship. – Его творчество отличают юмор и мастерство исполненияART Vancouver); be distinct in something(e.g. distinct in design Zukrynka); stand out(ZolVas); stand out for(ч-л; its values, features etc ZolVas); be distinguished(by); be notable(for ZolVas); feature(American architect Henry Hobson Richardson developed a popular style that featured round arches, heavy massing, and the use of rough-hewn stone and strong brickwork. (Ron Phillips) -- разработал стиль, который отличали / отличавшийся • This is one of the best examples of the mission style in the city. It features a formal entrance into an arcaded porch, shaped gables on the dormers, end gables, and moulded window details. (Ron Phillips)ART Vancouver); stand eminent; vary(in sth. – один от другого, по своим характеристикам, качеству и т.п. • "Atmospheric rivers vary in intensity and impacts," states Environment Canada. -- отличаются одна от другой по своей интенсивности и воздействию • Physical descriptions of Japanese mermaids vary; however they generally differ in appearance from the traditional image of the beautiful maiden torsos with fish tails common to Western mermaid lore. (mysteriousuniverse.org) • The total fee charged by each vendor varies. • Individual results may vary based upon your age and physical condition. – индивидуальные результаты могут быть различными / могут отличаться в зависимости от возраста и физического состояния • Selection of services varies depending on your region, language and insurance coverage. • Other parts of the Lower Mainland are expected to see similar weather, although temperatures vary. • The duration and consistency of tinnitus can vary significantly from person to person.ART Vancouver); stand out; distinguish oneself; be remarkable(with instr., for); change(requirements may change depending on...sankozh); be marked by(иметь характерные, выделяющие признаки • Growing up, my relationship with my father was marked by abuse. His temper was unpredictable, and the fear he instilled in our home left deep emotional scars.Abysslooker)
distinguish(with the geniality which distinguishes him – со свойственным ему добродушием; often with from; to mark as different • What distinguishes this café from all the others); illustrate; prick off; set forward; set off; signalize; set apart; reward; honor; know apart; tell smth., smb. apart(что-л., кого́-л. от чего́-л., кого́-л.); distinguish(with the geniality which distinguishes him – со свойственным ему добродушием; distinguish oneself by something – выделиться, отличиться чем-либо стать известным благодаря чему-либо); decorate; tell(Can you tell the difference between them?; I can't tell one from the other; You can tell if the meat is cooked by/from the colour); differentiate(to see or be able to tell a difference (between) • I cannot even differentiate a blackbird and a starling); discern; discriminate; know; highlight(Notburga); mark apart(Andrew Goff); make the difference(от – between • Sometimes it is the subtle things that make the difference between just ordinary and very special.ART Vancouver); tell from; tell apart(что-л., кого́-л. от чего́-л., кого́-л. Andrew Goff); characterise(Alexander Matytsin); characterize(tavost); separate(что-либо от чего-либо); difference; pick out; single out; define(It's our culture that defines us as a nation, more so than our borders.
Культура отличает нас как народ – больше чем границы.suburbian); make special(отличать = составлять отличительный признак, особенность кого-л., чего-л. "Картину отличает оригинальность. Практический ум отличает женщину от мужчины." (Энциклопедический словарь) • Swedish scientists have created the world's first 'living computer' that is made out of human brain tissue. It composes of 16 organoids, or clumps of brain cells that were grown in a lab, which send information between each other. They work much like a traditional computer chip – sending and receiving signals through their neurons that act like circuits. But what makes them special is that the living machine uses less energy because living neurons can use over a one million times less energy than the current digital processors currently used. -- Их отличает то, что ... (dailymail.co.uk)ART Vancouver); sport(*в описаниях внешнего вида* • When the deer hunter turned his attention to the direction of the odd noises, he was stunned to see a "7 to 7.5 foot tall brown human-like shape through all the brush." The witness went on to describe the mysterious bipedal creature as sporting "long brown hair, ape-like face, and long arms." (coasttocoastam.com)ART Vancouver)
distinguish(between); set apart(comment by ART Vancouver: here is a good example: • In today's marketplace, what sets us apart is not just the quality of our products but also our excellent customer relations.); tell the difference between ... and
be the hallmark(Symmetry and and refinement of line are the hallmarks of these drawings. – Эти рисунки отличают симметрия и утончённость линий.ART Vancouver)
discrepant(от чего-либо); alien; distinct(от чего-либо); remarkable; unlike to, someone, something(от кого-либо, чего-либо); characterised(This style is characterised by a celebration of ornate detail.ART Vancouver); unique; recognized for one's(cocoa recognized for its unique flavour ABelonogov); identifiable by(identifiable by his leg prosthesis; чем-либо SirReal); discriminated; discerning(MichaelBurov); conflicting(один от другого • US military pilots sent up to examine the object gave conflicting accounts of what they saw, which is part of the reason why the Pentagon has been cautious in describing what the object actually is, according to a source briefed on the intelligence. -- описания объекта разными пилотами отличались один от другогоcnn.comART Vancouver); distinguished(by sth. – чем-л. (от остальных) • Sarmatians were nomads, distinguished by their horsemanship and their Iranian mother tongue. They were especially active during the first several centuries AD, which is when Offord Cluny died — his grave dates to about 126-228 AD. -- кочевники, отличавшиеся своим искусством верховой ездыexplorersweb.comART Vancouver)
cnn.com ART Vancouver); distinguished (by sth. – чем-л. (от остальных) • Sarmatians were nomads, distinguished by their horsemanship and their Iranian mother tongue. They were especially active during the first several centuries AD, which is when Offord Cluny died — his grave dates to about 126-228 AD. -- кочевники, отличавшиеся своим искусством верховой езды 