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1 ♦ distinct
♦ distinct /dɪˈstɪŋkt/a.1 ( di immagine, suono, ecc.) distinto; chiaro: a distinct sound, un suono distinto; The images are not distinct, le immagini non sono chiare2 ( di impressione, differenza, ecc.) netto, chiaro: a distinct advantage, un netto vantaggio; I had the distinct impression that someone had come in, avevo la netta impressione che fosse entrato qualcuno; a distinct lack of organization, una chiara mancanza di organizzazione3 distinto; diverso: two distinct opinions, due opinioni distinte; distinct groups [types, parts], gruppi [tipi, elementi] distinti; (bot., zool.) two distinct species, due specie distinte; They regard themselves as being distinct from the rest of the country, si considerano diversi dal resto del paese; the party, as distinct from the government, il partito, come entità distinta dal governodistinctnessn. [u]1 l'essere distinto; chiarezza; nettezza2 diversità. -
2 distinct dis·tinct adj
[dɪs'tɪŋkt]1)(different: species, type)
distinct (from) — diverso (-a) (da), distinto (-a) (da)2) (clear), (sound, shape) chiaro (-a), distinto (-a), (unmistakable: increase, change) palese, netto (-a), (definite: preference, progress, feeling) definito (-a)
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