adj.敏锐的，有识别力的，有眼力的，有洞察力的
v.识别，觉察出，了解，(依稀)看出，分辨出，听出
discern的现在分词

原形：discern第三人称单数：discerns过去式：discerned过去分词：discerned现在分词：discerning

It is difficult to discern the truth.
很难了解真相.
Some people find it difficult to discern blue from green.
有些人难以鉴别蓝绿两种颜色。
He was able to discern the road in the dark.
他能在黑暗中把路辨清。
She discerned a pattern in the data that no one else had noticed.
她在数据中发现了一个其他人没有注意到的模式。
The experienced detective could discern subtle clues that others overlooked.
经验丰富的侦探能察觉到别人忽视的细微线索。
He discerned a change in her tone of voice, signaling she was upset.
他听出了她语气的变化，表明她很不高兴。
She discerned the difference between genuine and fake pearls with ease.
她能轻易分辨出真珍珠和假珍珠的区别。
The artist discerned the beauty in寻常的废墟， turning it into a masterpiece.
艺术家从寻常废墟中发现了美，将其转化为杰作。
Discerning the needs of his customers, the entrepreneur launched a new product line.
商人了解顾客的需求，因此推出了新的产品线。
The aroma of freshly baked bread discerned through the open window.
香气从敞开的窗户飘出，那是刚烤好的面包的味道。
A skilled listener can discern not only words, but also emotions from a conversation.
一个熟练的倾听者不仅能理解话语，还能感知对话中的情绪。
She discerned a hidden agenda in his seemingly innocent request.
她察觉到他的简单请求背后隐藏着不可告人的目的。
The teacher discerned talent in her students that had yet to be fully realized.
老师看到了学生们尚未充分展现的才能。