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🔑 spe·cialBrE /ˈspeʃl/NAmE /ˈspeʃl/ adjective🔑 [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 special about this place. 这个地方有几分特别。🔑 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。🔑 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。🔑 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。🔑 [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 🔑 spe·cialBrE /ˈspeʃl/NAmE /ˈspeʃl/ nounsomething 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。(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。 ●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。 |