简单释义：

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v. 歧视；区别；区分；辨别

adj. 有分辨能力的；显著的；〈古〉明确的

网络 鉴别；甄别；区别对待

变形：

第三人称单数：discriminates  现在分词：discriminating  过去式：discriminated  

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完整释义：

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v.

1.区别,鉴别,识别
2.分别对待,歧视,排斥
3.区分出,辨出
4.辨别
5.分辨
6.区分
7.区别对待
8.显得另有看法
9.岐视

adj.

1.能识别的,有分辨能力的
2.有差别的
3.〔古语〕明确的;显著的

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例句：

1. Any deduction must be verified as a rate reasonable by local standards and must not discriminate.
   任何扣减，参照当地标准，必须是合理的，且一视同仁。

2. Is also possibly able to discriminate the place, is only I is not clear, concrete may access the net to look up.
   可能还有别的地方，只是我不清楚，具体的可以上网上查查。

3. The bipolar disease does not seem to discriminate on the basis of gender, age, race ethnic groups or social classes.
   双极性疾病似乎不歧视性别，年龄，种族，族裔或社会阶层的基础上，。

4. do not discriminate against any person, no moral bottom line, except depravity and corrupt officials.
   不要歧视任何人，没有道德底线的堕落者和贪官污吏除外。

5. Children born out of wedlock shall enjoy the same rights as children born in wedlock. No one may harm or discriminate against them.
   第二十五条非婚生子女享有与婚生子女同等的权利，任何人不得加以危害和歧视。

6. The cleaner wrasse did not discriminate between male and female sharks, suggesting both get equally dirty.
   清洁工濑鱼并不区别对待雄性和雌性的鲨鱼，这表明两者都一样脏。

7. Someone who "has a good eye for" art, may be able to discriminate between valuable and worthless paintings.
   有阳光的艺术家们，可以区别贵重的和没用的绘画。

8. But I can't agree with you fully. I think it has the ability to discriminate between good and bad.
   但是我不完全同意你说的，我认为它有辨别好坏的能力。