vt.

1. 区别，辨别[（+from）]
   Can you discriminate good apples from bad ones by their appearance?

   你能根据外表辨别好苹果和坏苹果吗？

2. 使有区别，区别于
   The ability to think discriminates humans from other animals.

   思维能力使人区别于其他动物。

vi.

1. 区别，辨别[（+between）]
   It is important to teach children to discriminate between right and wrong.

   教育小孩区分是非很重要。

2. 有差别地对待[（+against/in favor of）]
   Our teacher never discriminates in favor of brighter pupils.

   我们的老师从不给优生以特殊对待。

v.

1. recognize a distinction.
   ▸perceive or constitute the difference in or between.
2. (usu. discriminate against) make an unjust distinction in the treatment of different categories of people, especially on the grounds of race, sex, or age.