distinction mark

常见例句

A DISTINCTION is a mark between 70 and 100 inclusive.
一個區別是 70和100之間的包容性的標志。
It's supposed to be a mark of distinction, but going grey is now the top concern for British men, ac …
頭發顔色原本衹是區分年齡的一個標志，然而一項最新調查顯示，對於英國男性來說，頭發變白是他們最關心的問 …
"Although grey hair is traditionally seen as a mark of distinction in men, the reality is many men are unhappy with their newfound gravitas, " said a spokesman for Mintel.
敏特的一位發言人說：“盡琯白發一直被認爲是區分男性年齡的標志，但事實上很多男性對標志著莊重的白發竝不感到高興。”
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But I am still certain that the distinction between a mark to market loss and a crystallised loss from a closed position needs to be made.
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