Distinctively means “in a distinctive way”: with a special quality that makes the thing easy to recognise. She dresses distinctively. The soup tastes distinctively of sesame.

Distinctively means "in a distinctive way"Distinctively的意思是「用一種distinctive（獨特）的方式」: with a special quality that makes the thing easy to recognise帶有一種讓人一眼就能認出來的特別特質。 She dresses distinctively像是she dresses distinctively（她的穿著很有自己的特色）。 The soup tastes distinctively of sesame或是the soup tastes distinctively of sesame（這碗湯有很明顯的芝麻味）

You will often meet it in front of an adjective: distinctively sweet, distinctively Taiwanese, a distinctively round face. That pattern is very common in writing.

You will often meet it in front of an adjective你常常會看到它放在形容詞前面: distinctively sweet, distinctively Taiwanese, a distinctively round face像distinctively sweet（明顯地甜）、distinctively Taiwanese（很有台灣特色）、a distinctively round face（一張很有特色的圓臉）。 That pattern is very common in writing這種用法在文章裡很常見

The word does the same job as distinctive, only it tells you about how something is done or how it comes across, not what kind of thing it is. It is a little more at home on the page than in quick talk; in conversation people may just say “in her own way” or “you can tell.”

The word does the same job as distinctive這個字的作用跟distinctive很像, only it tells you about how something is done or how it comes across只是它講的是某件事「怎麼做」或「給人什麼感覺」, not what kind of thing it is而不是那個東西「是什麼樣子」。 It is a little more at home on the page than in quick talk它比較常出現在文字裡，而不是隨口的對話中; in conversation people may just say "in her own way" or "you can tell."在對話裡大家可能只會說「in her own way」或「you can tell」