摘要：例句 The more distinctive a product, and the higher the barriers to entry, the

distinctive [dɪˈstɪŋktɪv] adj.（特征、性格或外表）独特的，特别的，与
众不同的

例句 The more distinctive a product, and the higher the barriers to entry, the
more its seller resembles the nasty monopolies of the textbooks: raising prices and gouging profits.【2017-9《经济学人》】
例句 The company's new product has a distinctive design that sets it apart from its competitors.
一款产品越独特，市场准入门槛越高，其卖家就越像教科书上卑劣的垄断集团：提高价格，牟取暴利。

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