individuate

verb

1. 使个性化；使有明显特色
   to make sb/sth clearly different from other people or things of the same type

1. Mars is the planet through which we individuate and know ourselves as separate and distinct.
   火星使我们呈现不同的个性，使我们知道我们其实是独立的、有差异的个体。
2. Already we can individuate three central characteristics of the modern age of imperialism that have changed today.
   现代历史时期的帝国主义的面目在今天已经改变，因此，我们已有条件一一归纳出它的三个核心特点。
3. Such characters individuate him from other writers.
   这种特色使他具有与其他作家不同的个性。
4. Furniture was popularized in the Song Dynasty, but the most refined and beautiful of ancient Chinese furniture was made in the Ming Dynasty. Such characters individuate him from other writers.
   宋代是家具广泛普及的时代，最精彩、最有特色的是明代家具。这种特色使他具有与其他作家不同的个性。
5. Individual souls for a particular lifetime are products of oversouls who individuate each soul for duty in a particular physical body.
   有着特地的仄撕媚灵魂个体是超灵的一部门，北京同声传译超灵让每个身材里具有特地职责的本性灵魂。
6. Conclusion The oral dose of warfarin was regulated with individuate to keep INR at 1.8 to 2.6, which was relative safety and provided satisfactory results of anticoagulation therapy.
   我们推荐INR值在1.8～2.6之间就可以达到理想的抗凝效果，且相对安全。
7. Researches and practices testify that accurate strategy can effectively promote the individuate understanding of the students.
   研究和实践证明，正确的策略能有效地促进学生个性化的理解。
8. College students are the potential consumers, most of them sparkplug young and fashionable brand which is individuate.
   大学生是潜在的消费群体，大多数倡导年轻、时尚的个性品牌。
9. However, high magnetic field can alter a systematic physical state, namely particle movement and energy quantization, which individuate high magnetic field from other extreme condition, for example, low temperature.
   强磁场可以改变一个系统的物理状态（粒子的运动和能量量子化），而使其引起科研工作者的浓厚兴趣。

verb

1. give individual shape or form to
   1. Language that individuates his memories

2. give individual character to