American English
/ˌdɪ.fɚˈɛn.ʃiˌeɪt̚/
5 syllables · Stress the third syllable.
to recognize or show how one person or thing is different from another
Practice out loudto recognize or show how one person or thing is different from another
It is difficult to differentiate between the two wines.
The test helps doctors differentiate a cold from the flu.
differentiate between fact and opinion · differentiate one thing from another · be difficult to differentiate
differentiate between A and B
differentiate A from B
to make a person, product, or service clearly different from others
The company uses local ingredients to differentiate its products.
She is trying to differentiate herself from other candidates.
differentiate a brand · differentiate a product · differentiate yourself from the competition
differentiate A from B
differentiate yourself from the competition
to change teaching, a service, or a product so it meets the different needs of different people
The teacher differentiates instruction for students at different levels.
The clinic differentiates its services according to each patient's needs.
differentiate instruction · differentiate teaching · differentiate services
differentiate instruction for different learners
differentiate services according to customer needs
to calculate how a quantity changes as another quantity changes, using calculus
Differentiate the function with respect to x.
Students learned how to differentiate x².
differentiate a function · differentiate with respect to x
differentiate f(x) with respect to x
differentiate x²