differentiate in Greek
differentiate in Greek is διαφοροποιώ — differentiate means to recognize, show, or create a difference between things.
differentiate in Greek
διαφοροποιώ
Pronounced: diaforopoio
What does "differentiate" mean?
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verb To recognize, show, or create a difference between things.
"It can be hard to differentiate between the twins."
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verb (mathematics) To calculate the derivative of a function.
"Students learn how to differentiate polynomial functions in calculus class."
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verb (education) To adapt teaching to suit students of different abilities.
"The teacher differentiated the lesson so both advanced and struggling students stayed engaged."
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differentiate in a sentence
- It can be hard to differentiate between the twins.
- The company differentiated its product with a bold new design.
- Students learn how to differentiate polynomial functions in calculus class.
- The teacher differentiated the lesson so both advanced and struggling students stayed engaged.
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What is "differentiate" in Greek?
"differentiate" in Greek is διαφοροποιώ. differentiate means: To recognize, show, or create a difference between things.
How do you pronounce διαφοροποιώ?
"differentiate" in Greek is διαφοροποιώ, pronounced "diaforopoio".
How do you use "differentiate" in a sentence?
Example: "It can be hard to differentiate between the twins." In Greek, "differentiate" is διαφοροποιώ.
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