discerning
Significado: Having or showing good judgement and refined taste; able to distinguish quality from mediocrity.
Discerning describes someone with discriminating taste and the ability to judge quality. It is frequently used in marketing and retail to flatter consumers (for the discerning palate, discerning customers). It implies experience, knowledge, and high standards. It collocates with 'eye,' 'palate,' 'reader,' 'customer,' 'taste,' and 'collector.'
Ejemplos
- The boutique caters to discerning customers who value craftsmanship over brand names. 这家精品店迎合的是重视工艺而非品牌名称的品味高雅的顾客。La boutique atiende a clientes selectos que valoran la artesanía por encima de las marcas.そのブティックは、ブランド名よりも職人技を重視する目の肥えた顧客を対象としています。그 부티크는 브랜드 이름보다 장인 정신을 중시하는 안목 있는 고객을 대상으로 한다.
- A discerning eye could detect the subtle differences between the original painting and the forgery. 慧眼能够辨别原画和赝品之间的细微差异。Un ojo experto podía detectar las sutiles diferencias entre la pintura original y la falsificación.鑑識眼があれば、原画と贋作の微妙な違いを見分けることができました。감식안이 있으면 원화와 위작 사이의 미묘한 차이를 감지할 수 있었다.
- The wine appealed to more discerning palates, with its complex notes of blackberry and oak. 这款葡萄酒以其复杂的黑莓和橡木风味吸引了更挑剔的味蕾。El vino atraía a los paladares más exigentes con sus complejas notas de mora y roble.そのワインは、ブラックベリーとオークの複雑な風味で、より舌の肥えた人々の心を捉えました。그 와인은 블랙베리와 오크의 복합적인 풍미로, 더 까다로운 미각을 가진 이들의 마음을 사로잡았다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general, professional, media
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin discernere (to separate, to distinguish), from dis- (apart) and cernere (to separate, to sift). The present participle form as an adjective became common in the 17th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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