apparent, obvious, evident, clear, plain, distinct, definite, manifest

distinct, distinctive

• the photo you took in hong kong cultural centre is not distinct enough.
  你在香港文化中心拍的那張照片不夠清晰。
• she has a distinct pronunciation.
  她的發(fā)音清楚。
• there is a distinct smell of smoke in my room.
  我的房間里有一股明顯的香煙味。
• this picture is distinct from that.
  這幅圖和那幅不同。
• the twins have distinct personalities.
  這對雙胞胎的個性并不相同。

• can you find the distinctive watermarks of this stamp?
  你能找到這枚郵票上有明顯的水紋嗎？
• pupils in hong kong usually have distinctive badges on their school uniforms.
  在香港，小學(xué)生的校服上常戴有頗具特色的徽章。

形容詞 distinct:

1. easy to perceive; especially clearly outlined
2. (often followed by `from') not alike; different in nature or quality
   同義詞：distinguishable
3. constituting a separate entity or part
   同義詞：discrete
4. recognizable; marked
   同義詞：decided
5. clearly or sharply defined to the mind
   同義詞：clear-cut, trenchant

1. Those two ideas are quite distinct from each other.
   這兩種觀點截然不同。
2. There is a distinct posibility that she'll be your teacher next term.
   她下學(xué)期當(dāng)你們的老師的可能性非常大。

dis.tinct

adj.（形容詞）
Readily distinguishable from all others; discrete:
有區(qū)別的，不同的，個別的：與其他所有物品易于區(qū)別的；個別的：
例句：
on two distinct occasions.
在兩種不同的場合

Easily perceived by the senses or intellect; clear:
明顯的，清楚的：易于被感覺和智慧察覺的；清晰的：
例句：
a distinct flavor.
獨特風(fēng)味

Clearly defined; unquestionable:
確定無誤的；確切的：
例句：
at a distinct disadvantage.
確實處于不利條件

Very likely; probable:
很有可能的；可能的：
例句：
There is a distinct possibility that she won`t come.
她很有可能不來了

Notable:
卓越的，不尋常的：
例句：
a distinct honor and high privilege.
顯赫的名聲和崇高的殊榮

來源：
Middle English [past participle of] distincten [to distinguish, discern]
中古英語 [] distincten的過去分詞 [辨別，區(qū)分]
from Old French destincter
源自 古法語 destincter
from Latin distonctus [past participle of] distinguere [to distinguish] * see distinguish
源自 拉丁語 distonctus [] distinguere的過去分詞 [辨別] *參見 distinguish

【引伸】
distinct.ly
adv.（副詞）
distinct.ness
n.（名詞）
<參考詞匯><同義詞>distinct,discrete,separate,severalThe central meaning shared by these adjectives is .distinguished from others in nature or qualities.:
這些形容詞的中心意思都是：.在本性或品質(zhì)上與他人或他物相區(qū)別.：
例句：
six distinct colors;
六種不同的顏色；

例句：
a government with three discrete divisions;
由三個獨立部分組成的政府；

例句：
a problem consisting of two separate issues;
有兩個不同爭論點的問題；

例句：
performed the several steps of the process. See also Synonyms at apparent
展現(xiàn)了這一過程的幾個階段 參見同義詞 apparent

A thing isdistinct if it is sharply distinguished from other things; a property or attribute isdistinctive if it enables us to distinguish one thing from another.
distinct 指某物與其他東西有顯著的區(qū)別； distinctive 指某個特性或特點使我們能夠區(qū)分某物與他物。
例句：
The warbler is not a distinct species
.刺嘴鶯不是一種清楚可辨的鳥.，

means that the warbler is not a clearly defined type of bird.
表示刺嘴鶯并不是一種明確確定的鳥類。
例句：
The warbler has a distinctive song
.刺嘴鶯有獨特的歌喉.，

means that the warbler`s song enables us to distinguish the warbler from other birds.
指刺嘴鶯的鳴叫聲可使它與其他鳥類區(qū)別開來