英语词组tell someone apart是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

tell someone aparttell (someone/something) apart

to be able to see the difference between one person or thing and another.

One guy's a Democrat and the other's a Republican, but it wasn't always easy to tell them apart.The twins are no longer as hard to tell apart as when they were little babies.She held out two flowers, but I couldn't tell which was which.

tell (someone or something) apart

To be able to discern or distinguish two or more people or things that appear or seem similar. This one is real, and this one is the counterfeit—you can tell them apart by the small holographic mark at the top corner of the genuine document. Even our parents sometimes have trouble telling me and my brother apart.

tell people or things apart

to distinguish one from another. I can't tell Bob and Bill apart. I find it easy to tell apart Bill and Bob. The two cakes look different, but in taste, I can't tell this one and that one apart.

tell things apart

to distinguish one thing or a group of things from another thing or group of things. This one is gold, and the others are brass. Can you tell them apart? Without their labels, I can't tell them apart.

tell apart

Discern or distinguish, as in It's hard to tell the twins apart. [First half of 1900s]

tell apart

To perceive something as being different or distinct from something else: I couldn't tell apart the real $20 bill from the counterfeit one. The twins were identical, and we couldn't tell them apart.

词组	tell someone apart
释义	Idiom tell someone aparttell (someone/something) apart to be able to see the difference between one person or thing and another. One guy's a Democrat and the other's a Republican, but it wasn't always easy to tell them apart.The twins are no longer as hard to tell apart as when they were little babies.She held out two flowers, but I couldn't tell which was which. (redirected from tell someone apart) tell (someone or something) apart To be able to discern or distinguish two or more people or things that appear or seem similar. This one is real, and this one is the counterfeit—you can tell them apart by the small holographic mark at the top corner of the genuine document. Even our parents sometimes have trouble telling me and my brother apart. tell people or things apart to distinguish one from another. I can't tell Bob and Bill apart. I find it easy to tell apart Bill and Bob. The two cakes look different, but in taste, I can't tell this one and that one apart. tell things apart to distinguish one thing or a group of things from another thing or group of things. This one is gold, and the others are brass. Can you tell them apart? Without their labels, I can't tell them apart. tell apart Discern or distinguish, as in It's hard to tell the twins apart. [First half of 1900s] tell apart v. To perceive something as being different or distinct from something else: I couldn't tell apart the real $20 bill from the counterfeit one. The twins were identical, and we couldn't tell them apart.
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