Distinguidas (en. Distinguished)

/dis.tinˈɣi.ðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

One that stands out for its elegance or distinction.

She always dresses in a distinguished manner at events.

Ella siempre viste de manera distinguida en los eventos.

One that is notable or has a special importance.

The distinguished guests were received with honors.

Los distinguidos invitados fueron recibidos con honores.

One that comes from or is from a prominent family.

He is a person from a distinguished family.

Es una persona de una familia distinguida.

Comes from the verb distinguish, from the Latin 'distinguere', which means to separate or highlight.

distinguished person

It refers to someone who is notable and respected.

persona distinguida

distinguished style

It refers to a way of dressing or behaving with elegance and distinction.

estilo distinguido

distinguished citizens

People recognized in the community for their achievements.

ciudadanos distinguidos

distinction

The quality of being distinct or notable.

distinción

to distinguish

To recognize the difference between things.

distinguir

distinguishable

That can be distinguished or is identifiable.

distinguible

A person who behaves in a pretentious manner.

At the party, I couldn’t stand that girl who thought she was very distinguished.

En la fiesta, no soportaba a esa chica que se creía muy distinguida.

A term used to refer to someone who wants to draw attention to their appearance.

Don’t be so distinguished just because you’re wearing a new dress.

No seas tan distinguida solo porque llevas un vestido nuevo.