special 英 [ˈspeʃl] 　 美 [ˈspɛʃəl]

special

special　 英 [ˈspeʃl] 美 [ˈspɛʃəl]

n. 特别；特价　 adj. 特别的；专门的　

名词复数:specials　

Some of the officials have special privileges.　有些官员享受特权。
What are your special interests?　你有哪些主要的爱好？

  • Special means "better than ordinary." Like the self-portrait you lovingly painted as a surprise for your sweetie's birthday, something special is distinct, and surpasses the norm.
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  • n. 特别；特价
  • adj. 特别的；专门的

  • 1. Some of the officials have special privileges.

    有些官员享受特权。

  • 2. What are your special interests?

    你有哪些主要的爱好？

  • 3. She's a very special friend.

    她是我特别要好的朋友。

  • 4. Don't lose it—it's special.

    别丢了，这可不是一般东西。

  • 5. a special event

    特设活动

  • 6. These teachers need special training.

    这些教师需要专门的培训。

  • 7. As an only child she got special attention.

    她是个独生女，所以备受关爱。

  • special (adj.) c. 1200, "better than ordinary," from Old French special, especial "special, particular, unusual" (12c., Modern French spécial) and directly from Latin specialis "individual, particular" (source also of Spanish especial, Italian speziale), from species "appearance, kind, sort" (see species).
  • special (n.) "sweetheart, lover; special person or thing," c. 1300, from special (adj.) or from noun use of the adjective in Old French. Meaning "special train" is attested from 1866.
spe·cial ★ / ˈspeʃl ; NAmE ˈspeʃl / adjective , noun special specials adjective ★ 1 ★ [usually before noun ] not ordinary or usual; different from what is normal 特殊的；特别的；不寻常的；不一般的 SYN exceptional ◆ The school will only allow this in special circumstances. 学校只有在特殊情况下才会同意这种事。 ◆ Some of the officials have special privileges. 有些官员享受特权。 ◆ There is something specialabout this place. 这个地方有几分特别。 2 ★ more important than others; deserving or getting more attention than usual 重要的；格外看重的；特别关照的 ◆ What are your special interests? 你有哪些主要的爱好？ ◆ She's a very special friend. 她是我特别要好的朋友。 ◆ Our special guest on next week's show will be… 我们下周节目的特邀嘉宾是… ◆ Don't lose it—it's special. 别丢了，这可不是一般东西。 3 ★ organized or intended for a particular purpose 特设的；有专门目的的；起专门作用的 ◆ a special event 特设活动 ◆ These teachers need special training. 这些教师需要专门的培训。 4 ★ used by or intended for one particular person or group of people 专用的；专门针对…的；特有的 ◆ She has a special way of smiling. 她微笑的样子有些特别。 ◆ He sent a special message to the men. 他给那些人专门去了一封信。 5 ★ [only before noun ] better or more than usual 更好的；格外的 ◆ As an only child she got special attention. 她是个独生女，所以备受关爱。 ◆ Please take special care of it. 请对它多加关照。 ☞compare especial noun 1 something that is not usually available but is provided for a particular purpose or on one occasion 特别活动（或节目等）；特制产品 ◆ an election-night special on television 选举之夜电视特别节目 ◆ The menu changes regularly and there are daily specials to choose from. 菜谱定期更换，而且每天都有特色菜供选择。 2 ( informal) ( especially NAmE) a price for a particular product in a shop/store or restaurant that is lower than usual 特价 ◆ There's a special on coffee this week. 本周咖啡特价。 IDIOM on ˈspecial ( especially NAmE) on sale at a lower price for a short period of time （短期）特价 ◆ The chocolates were on special at my local store. 我家附近商店的巧克力在做特价。 spe·cial / ˈspeʃl ; NAmE ˈspeʃl /
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