discriminate /diˈskrimineit/ vi. 1.区别，辨别: discriminate between two things 区别两事物 A teacher should not discriminate between pupils. 教师应当对学生一视同仁。2.有差别地对待， 歧视(against)：discriminate against women 歧视妇女；be accused of discriminating against woman 被控歧视妇女
discrimination /disˌkrimiˈneiʃən/ n. ［c］&［u］ 1.辨别（力），区别（力）：a man of discrimination 有辨别能力的人；有见识的人；discrimination between right and wrong 辨明是非 He lacked discrimination in his choice of books. 他选书缺乏识别能力。2.区别对待；歧视：racial discrimination种族歧视；discrimination in employment 就业歧视；a policy of discrimination against foreigners 排外政策
discriminative /disˈkriminətiv/ adj.有辨别力的；有判断力的：The human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative feeling, mental activity, and even moral preference, are exercised only in making a choice. 人的感知能力、判断能力、识辨感觉、心理活动、甚至包括精神偏好都只是用来进行决策的。
discriminatory /diˈskrimənəˌtɔ:ri:, -ˌtəuri:]/ adj. 有识别能力的；歧视的：a discriminatory audience有识别能力的听众；discriminatory employment practices歧视性的雇佣惯例
