Trademarks are words, names, or symbols that identify the manufacturer of a product and distinguish it from similar goods of others.

商标是标识产品制造商并将其与其他类似产品区分开来的单词、名称或符号。

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They can even distinguish their mother's voice from that of a female stranger.

他们甚至可以分辨出哪一个是自己母亲的声音，哪一个是陌生女性的声音。

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They can distinguish a happy tune from a sad one.

他们能分辨出曲调是快乐还是悲伤的。

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Milton devotes a lot of time in Areopagitica to making a number of attempts to distinguish licensing from censorship.

弥尔顿在《论出版自由》中花了很大功夫,试图区分出版许可管理和出版控制。

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But then, page eight, also in chapter two, he argues that it is possible for a utilitarian to distinguish higher from lower pleasures.

但在第八页，即第二章中，他提出功利主义者可以区分,高级和低级快乐。

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So, anyway. Okay. But now, that modernist tradition is something that Nabokov owes a lot to, but he always tries to distinguish himself from it. For Nabokov, the highest value is originality.

好吧，不管怎样，但现在，现代主义传统,很大程度得归功于纳博科夫，虽然他一直试图把自己,从中区别开来，对纳博科夫而言，最高尚的价值是独创性。

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It should, its manufacturers hope, be able to distinguish a cat from a cat burglar, or detect barely breathing bodies under several metres of rubble after an earthquake.

ECONOMIST: How to look through walls

Will any label make it easier for tourists to distinguish a good meal from a bad one?

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Indeed, it may be hard for most people to distinguish a shallow recession from lacklustre growth.

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