adj.有识别力的，有辨别力的，有鉴赏力的
v.区别，辨别，区分，区别对待，歧视，偏袒
discriminate的现在分词

原形：discriminate第三人称单数：discriminates过去式：discriminated过去分词：discriminated现在分词：discriminating

You should not discriminate against any race.
你不该歧视任何种族.
Laws don't discriminate against anyone.
法律不歧视任何人。
I can discriminate right from wrong.
我能辨别是非。
It is illegal to discriminate on grounds of race, sex or religion.
因种族、性别或宗教信仰而有所歧视是非法的。
Discrimination is a serious issue that affects many people around the world.
歧视是一个严重的问题，影响着全世界许多人。
The law prohibits discrimination based on race, gender, or religion.
法律禁止基于种族、性别或宗教的歧视。
She faced discrimination in the workplace for being a woman in a male-dominated field.
她在男性主导的领域作为一名女性在工作中遭受了歧视。
The landlord refused to rent to the tenant because of their nationality, which is illegal discrimination.
房东因租客国籍而拒绝出租，这是非法歧视。
It's important to create an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued, regardless of their background.
创建一个包容的环境，让每个人无论背景如何都感到被重视，很重要。
Discrimination against disabled individuals should be combated with equal opportunities policies.
应通过平等机会政策来打击对残疾人的歧视。
Many job seekers face age discrimination, despite being highly qualified.
许多求职者尽管资历深厚，但仍面临年龄歧视。
The educational system must not discriminate against students with learning disabilities.
教育体系不应歧视有学习障碍的学生。
The company was found guilty of gender discrimination in pay, leading to a legal settlement.
公司因男女薪酬不公被判定为性别歧视，最终达成了法律和解。
Discrimination based on sexual orientation is unjust and violates human rights.
基于性取向的歧视是不公正的，侵犯了人权。