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differentiate
[dɪfəˈrenʃɪəɪt]
verbo transitivo
1. diferenciar, distinguir (from de)
verbo intransitivo
2. diferenciar, distinguir (between entre)

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differentiate [di-fe-ren-shieit]
1. Diferenciar, hacer diferencia.
2. Constituir diferencia entre; ser señal distintiva.
3. Hacer diferencia, hacer especial en forma o función; desarrollar variación en (plantas que se cultivan. etc.). (Biología)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4. Adquirir carácter diverso y diferente. (n)
va. Distinguir.

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differentiate [ˌdɪfəˈrenʃɪeɪt]
verb:transitive
1 (gen) diferenciar; distinguir;from de
to differentiate A from B (tell the difference) distinguir A de B; (make the difference) diferenciar A de B
it is sometimes difficult to differentiate a cancer from a simple cyst
what differentiates a healthy from an unhealthy person? these are the things that differentiate the Macintosh from all other personal computers
2 (Mat) diferenciar
verb:intransitive
1 (gen) distinguir;between entre
it's now much harder to differentiate between fakes and the real thing The need here is to differentiate between the healthy drive to fulfill one's potential and the unhealthy addiction to perfection
2 (Bio) diferenciarse

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Verb Conjugation for "differentiate"

Imperative
  • differentiate
  • you differentiate
  • he/she differentiates
  • we differentiate
  • you differentiate
  • they differentiate
Preterite
  • I differentiated
  • you differentiated
  • he/she differentiated
  • we differentiated
  • you differentiated
  • they differentiated
Present Continuous
  • I am differentiating
  • you are differentiating
  • he/she is differentiating
  • we are differentiating
  • you are differentiating
  • they are differentiating
Present Perfect
  • I have differentiated
  • you have differentiated
  • he/she has differentiated
  • we have differentiated
  • you have differentiated
  • they have differentiated
Past Continuous
  • I was differentiating
  • you were differentiating
  • he/she was differentiating
  • we were differentiating
  • you were differentiating
  • they were differentiating
Past Perfect
  • I had differentiated
  • you had differentiated
  • he/she had differentiated
  • we had differentiated
  • you had differentiated
  • they had differentiated
Future
  • I will differentiate
  • you will differentiate
  • he/she will differentiate
  • we will differentiate
  • you will differentiate
  • they will differentiate
Future Perfect
  • I will have differentiated
  • you will have differentiated
  • he/she will have differentiated
  • we will have differentiated
  • you will have differentiated
  • they will have differentiated
Future Continuous
  • I will be differentiating
  • you will be differentiating
  • he/she will be differentiating
  • we will be differentiating
  • you will be differentiating
  • they will be differentiating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been differentiating
  • you have been differentiating
  • he/she has been differentiating
  • we have been differentiating
  • you have been differentiating
  • they have been differentiating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been differentiating
  • you will have been differentiating
  • he/she will have been differentiating
  • we will have been differentiating
  • you will have been differentiating
  • they will have been differentiating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been differentiating
  • you had been differentiating
  • he/she had been differentiating
  • we had been differentiating
  • you had been differentiating
  • they had been differentiating
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