discern
خیال
definition
verb
I can discern no difference between the two policies
perceive or recognize (something).
example
I could barely 'discern' the huddled shape of my parents standing in their doorway.
It gives us some of the infrared we need to 'discern' the shapes in the current darkness.
Using touch alone it's difficult to 'discern' individual buttons on this phone.
Her feline sensitive ears could 'discern' a distinct cry coming from each man's mouth.
she could faintly 'discern' the shape of a skull
They began to 'discern' shapes, touching them and discovering them again as if from new.
I can 'discern' no difference between the two policies
Sea conditions were similar to the day before, and I was able to 'discern' the shape of the wreck from 60m on.
pupils quickly 'discern' what is acceptable to the teacher
students quickly 'discern' what is acceptable to the teacher
A charming, and thankfully short, tune with two different and rather difficult to 'discern' time signatures.
As I approached the chair I was able to 'discern' some, but not all, of their characteristics.
They seem to be able to 'discern' flavours more easily and to identify, discriminate and remember flavours better.
It is up to the teacher to 'discern' which students are up to the task and which are not.
An observant viewer of the Double portrait will 'discern' the remains of a burnt-out candle in the front right sconce.
she could faintly 'discern' the shape of a skull
I can 'discern' no difference between the two policies
Readers will have readily 'discerned' a further symbol.
Such an analysis entails establishing whether a judgemental stance can be 'discerned' in the items being coded and what the nature of the judgements is.
All the landholding data he cited pertained to a single point of time from which no time-trend can possibly be 'discerned' .
There is no obvious reason, no cyclical pattern that can be 'discerned' for these ups and downs.
When truly indifferent, the will of the 'discerner' regarding the alternatives for choice is like a balance at equilibrium.
However, later cases take a 'discernibly' different approach.
Four major periods may be 'discerned' in its development.
He, who is satisfied through the Guru grace, becomes the 'discerner' of the Guru's word.
Several types of racism and violence can be 'discerned' .
Even now her life has been dissected, and the verdicts returned, we are no closer to 'discerning' the real person.
The balance of evidence suggests a 'discernible' human influence on global climate.
He 'discerns' a vague sense of creepiness, as if the shadows of the night are trying to communicate the strange message he is delivering.
None of the characters undergo any kind of 'discernible' transformation during their week in the desert.
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