distinction
পার্থক্য
definition
noun
there is a sharp distinction between domestic politics and international politics
a difference or contrast between similar things or people.
a novelist of distinction
excellence that sets someone or something apart from others.
translation of 'distinction'
ভেদাভেদ,
শ্রেষ্ঠত্ব,
উপাধি,
প্রভেদসূচক বৈশিষ্ট্য
noun
ব্যক্তির আচরণ,
পার্থক্য,
প্রভেদ,
বৈশিষ্ট্য,
ব্যতিরেক,
সম্মান,
বিশেষ,
স্বাতন্ত্র্য
example
His direction of the film shot him to new prominence, and the dual 'distinction' of awards at Cannes and the Sundance Film Festival.
Several played with 'distinction' at the recent Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand, where Taibu was I believe player of the tournament.
He had as his teacher a scholar of more than usual ability and 'distinction' .
He carried out a Funeral Directing Business, with panache and 'distinction' .
Hardy showed precocity with arithmetic and passed examinations with 'distinction' in mathematics and Latin at Cranleigh School.
there is a sharp 'distinction' between domestic politics and international politics
Out of the 30 candidates up for grading 26 achieved a 'distinction' pass which is over 85 per cent.
A poet's 'distinction' lies in their ability to get to a deep level of insight very quickly.
she gained a 'distinction' in her diploma
She also points out that a critical moral 'distinction' in play here is between intended and unintended killing.
They seemed to fade into the background, as you would expect from a servant, and didn't seem to crave power or 'distinction' .
She earned the Chair's Scholar 'distinction' , an award offered to one student in the entire physics and astronomy graduating class.
The recent Golden Globe winner again shows her gift for giving 'distinction' to characters who seem born to be pitied or dismissed.
I made a 'distinction' in Greek
Many historians have entered politics, several attaining positions of 'distinction' .
The most noticeable 'distinction' (apart from various details of the skeleton) are the more forward position of the eyes.
In 1877 artistic ambition led Munger to England to search for new styles and international artistic 'distinction' .
these procedures were to be applied to all births, without 'distinction'
She recently was awarded a master of music with 'distinction' from the Royal Scottish Academy.
For these critics, public indifference was a mark of 'distinction' , a sign of the artist's refusal to pander to the degraded tastes of the crowd.
She also holds a master's degree, with 'distinction' , in operations research from the Naval Postgraduate School.
Also, a fairly sharp 'distinction' is drawn between theory and research.
She graduated with a National Certificate in Business Studies, having achieved first place in her class and a 'distinction' in her final examinations.
Why draw arbitrary lines of 'distinction' and value in different spheres of work?
Ironically the multifarious Man Ray yearned for greatness as a painter - posterity has not accorded him this 'distinction' .
And the same people are led to believe Muslims have no caste 'distinction' .
He said that Jim had been awarded a 'distinction' for Grade 5 Drum Kit (Rock-school) gaining 89 per cent.
After working hard he was awarded a 'distinction' in surgery and was duly offered the job.
So long as we agree about the marking, it is of no great consequence where we draw the line between pass and failure, or between the different levels of 'distinction' .
But that doesn't deduct from the artistry and 'distinction' that beams from the rest of the film.
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