resolution of an image or screen; level of detail in a digital image, display, or printout

to distinguish; to differentiate; to tell apart

to distinguish specific features and identify someone or something; to recognize

to differentiate; to discern; to tell the difference between things by identifying their unique characteristics

(Chinese medicine) to analyze and differentiate symptoms and signs to determine the nature of an illness

to distinguish and recognize; to identify

to distinguish and analyze things in order to identify differences; to discriminate

to think and distinguish; to analyze and differentiate

(Chinese medicine) the process of identifying a pattern of symptoms and determining the appropriate treatment based on an overall analysis of the patient's condition

Diagnosis and treatment based on an overall analysis of the illness and the patient's condition in traditional Chinese medicine.

to clearly distinguish between what is right and what is wrong; to tell truth from falsehood

to clarify or make a clear distinction; to distinguish something clearly

Hard to distinguish between what is genuine and what is a fake or imitation

to distinguish right from wrong and correct any errors; to identify and rectify mistakes

to distinguish; to identify

to explain the facts of a situation to clear one's name or resolve a misunderstanding; to elucidate; to account for

literary; to distinguish truth from falsehood or clarify confusing points; to resolve doubts

unable to distinguish between genuine and fake or true and false; difficult to tell whether something is real or a sham

(idiom) literally "unable to tell beans from wheat"; describes someone who lacks basic common sense or is completely out of touch with reality

To be quick at judging people's moods or intentions from their expressions and to act accordingly; quick to see which way the wind blows

to argue or dispute; a variant form of the same word using a different character for the second syllable

identification of patterns and syndromes according to the eight rubrics of traditional Chinese medicine

to distinguish between right and wrong; to discern the truth

A classic dictionary of functional particles in Ancient Chinese, compiled by Liu Qi in 1711 during the Qing Dynasty.

Describes someone who is quick-witted and possesses excellent speaking skills, often able to adapt their speech to the situation at hand

To think carefully and distinguish clearly between right and wrong; historically associated with the [[中庸|中庸|zhong1 yong1]] (Doctrine of the Mean)

The process of identifying individuals based on the unique patterns of their fingerprints, often used for security or forensic identification

to discern or distinguish clearly between things

(idiom) unable to distinguish right from wrong; confused about what is correct and what is incorrect

(idiom) describes a copy or imitation that is so lifelike it is difficult to tell it apart from the original

the ability to distinguish or differentiate between things; power of discrimination

(loanword) pence; penny

to analyze or distinguish the direction of one's ambitions and interests

To observe someone's facial expressions to understand their mood or thoughts.

the degree to which something is recognizable or distinctive; identifiability

to refute an argument or point of view; (variant form) to contradict or argue against

A Qing Dynasty book written by Gu Aiji in eight volumes, which analyzes Han Dynasty clerical script characters and traces their evolution from seal script; it is based on the earlier work [[汉隶字源|漢隸字源|han4 li4 zi4 yuan2]] by Lou Ji.

a species of Gram-positive, spore-forming bacteria often abbreviated as C. diff that can cause severe diarrhea and colitis

unable to distinguish between male and female; to be of ambiguous gender or sex identity

high resolution in digital imaging or screens