special 音标拼音: [sp'ɛʃəl]
n . 专辑,专车,特别的东西
a . 特别的,专门的,特殊的,额外的,附加的,特亲密的
专辑,专车,特别的东西特别的,专门的,特殊的,额外的,附加的,特亲密的
special 特别 专门
special adj 1 :
unique or specific to a person or thing or category ; "
the particular demands of the job "; "
has a particular preference for Chinese art "; "
a peculiar bond of sympathy between them "; "
an expression peculiar to Canadians ";
"
rights peculiar to the rich "; "
the special features of a computer "; "
my own special chair " [
synonym : {
particular (
a )},
{
peculiar (
a )}, {
special (
a )}]
2 :
for a special service or occasion ; "
a special correspondent ";
"
a special adviser to the committee "; "
had to get special permission for the event "
3 :
surpassing what is common or usual or expected ; "
he paid especial attention to her "; "
exceptional kindness "; "
a matter of particular and unusual importance "; "
a special occasion ";
"
a special reason to confide in her "; "
what '
s so special about the year 2000 ?" [
synonym : {
especial (
a )}, {
exceptional },
{
particular (
a )}, {
special }]
4 :
adapted to or reserved for a particular purpose ; "
a special kind of paint "; "
a special medication for arthritis "
5 :
having a specific function or scope ; "
a special (
or specific )
role in the mission " [
synonym : {
limited }, {
special }]
6 :
first and most important ; "
his special interest is music ";
"
she gets special (
or particular )
satisfaction from her volunteer work " [
synonym : {
particular }, {
special }]
7 :
added to a regular schedule ; "
a special holiday flight "; "
put on special buses for the big game " [
synonym : {
extra }, {
special }]
n 1 :
a special offering (
usually temporary and at a reduced price )
that is featured in advertising ; "
they are having a special on pork chops "
2 :
a dish or meal given prominence in e .
g .
a restaurant 3 :
a television production that features a particular person or work or topic ; "
the last of a series of BBC specials on Iran is being shown tonight "
Special \
Spe "
cial \,
a . [
L .
specialis ,
fr .
species a particular sort ,
kind ,
or quality :
cf .
F .
sp ['
e ]
cial .
See {
Species },
and cf . {
Especial }.]
1 .
Of or pertaining to a species ;
constituting a species or sort .
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A special is called by the schools a "
species ". --
I .
Watts .
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2 .
Particular ;
peculiar ;
different from others ;
extraordinary ;
uncommon .
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Our Savior is represented everywhere in Scripture as the special patron of the poor and the afficted .
--
Atterbury .
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To this special evil an improvement of style would apply a special redress . --
De Quincey .
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3 .
Appropriate ;
designed for a particular purpose ,
occasion ,
or person ;
as ,
a special act of Parliament or of Congress ;
a special sermon .
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4 .
Limited in range ;
confined to a definite field of action ,
investigation ,
or discussion ;
as ,
a special dictionary of commercial terms ;
a special branch of study .
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5 .
Chief in excellence . [
Obs .]
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The king hath drawn The special head of all the land together . --
Shak .
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{
Special administration } (
Law ),
an administration limited to certain specified effects or acts ,
or one granted during a particular time or the existence of a special cause ,
as during a controversy respecting the probate of a will ,
or the right of administration ,
etc .
{
Special agency },
an agency confined to some particular matter .
{
Special bail }, {
Bail above },
or {
Bail to the action } (
Law ),
sureties who undertake that ,
if the defendant is convicted ,
he shall satisfy the plaintiff ,
or surrender himself into custody . --
Tomlins . --
Wharton (
Law Dict .).
{
Special constable }.
See under {
Constable }. --
Bouvier .
{
Special damage } (
Law ),
a damage resulting from the act complained of ,
as a natural ,
but not the necessary ,
consequence of it .
{
Special demurrer } (
Law ),
a demurrer for some defect of form in the opposite party pleading ,
in which the cause of demurrer is particularly stated .
{
Special deposit },
a deposit made of a specific thing to be kept distinct from others .
{
Special homology }. (
Biol .)
See under {
Homology }.
{
Special injuction } (
Law ),
an injuction granted on special grounds ,
arising of the circumstances of the case .
--
Daniell .
{
Special issue } (
Law ),
an issue produced upon a special plea .
--
Stephen .
{
Special jury } (
Law ),
a jury consisting of persons of some particular calling ,
station ,
or qualification ,
which is called upon motion of either party when the cause is supposed to require it ;
a struck jury .
{
Special orders } (
Mil .),
orders which do not concern ,
and are not published to ,
the whole command ,
such as those relating to the movement of a particular corps ,
a detail ,
a temporary camp ,
etc .
{
Special partner },
a limited partner ;
a partner with a limited or restricted responsibility ; --
unknown at common law .
{
Special partnership },
a limited or particular partnership ;
--
a term sometimes applied to a partnership in a particular business ,
operation ,
or adventure .
{
Special plea in bar } (
Law ),
a plea setting forth particular and new matter ,
distinguished from the general issue .
--
Bouvier .
{
Special pleader } (
Law ),
originally ,
a counsel who devoted himself to drawing special counts and pleas ;
in a wider sense ,
a lawyer who draws pleadings .
{
Special pleading } (
Law ),
the allegation of special or new matter ,
as distingiushed from a direct denial of matter previously alleged on the side . --
Bouvier .
The popular denomination of the whole science of pleading . --
Stephen .
The phrase is sometimes popularly applied to the specious ,
but unsound ,
argumentation of one whose aim is victory ,
and not truth . --
Burrill .
{
Special property } (
Law ),
a qualified or limited ownership possession ,
as in wild animals ,
things found or bailed .
{
Special session },
an extraordinary session ;
a session at an unusual time or for an unusual purpose ;
as ,
a special session of Congress or of a legislature .
{
Special statute },
or {
Special law },
an act of the legislature which has reference to a particular person ,
place ,
or interest ;
a {
private law }; --
in distinction from a {
general law }
or {
public law }.
{
Special verdict } (
Law ),
a special finding of the facts of the case ,
leaving to the court the application of the law to them . --
Wharton (
Law Dict .).
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Syn :
Peculiar ;
appropriate ;
specific ;
dictinctive ;
particular ;
exceptional ;
singular .
See {
Peculiar }.
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Special \
Spe "
cial \,
n .
1 .
A particular . [
Obs .] --
Hammond .
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2 .
One appointed for a special service or occasion .
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{
In special },
specially ;
in particular . --
Chaucer .
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211 Moby Thesaurus words for "
special ":
Amtrak ,
absolute ,
another ,
article ,
article of commerce ,
article of merchandise ,
baggage train ,
best ,
bizarre ,
bosom ,
cable railroad ,
categorical ,
celebrated ,
celebratory ,
certain ,
characteristic ,
choo -
choo ,
classificational ,
classificatory ,
close ,
closest ,
cog railroad ,
cog railway ,
commodity ,
concerted ,
concrete ,
conspicuous ,
curious ,
daily ,
daily newspaper ,
dear ,
defined ,
defining ,
definite ,
deliberate ,
denominative ,
designated ,
detailed ,
determinate ,
determined ,
devoted ,
different ,
differential ,
distinct ,
distinctive ,
distinctively ,
distinguished ,
divisional ,
divisionary ,
drug ,
el ,
electric ,
electric train ,
elevated ,
else ,
eminent ,
esoteric ,
especial ,
esteemed ,
estimable ,
exact ,
exceptional ,
exclusive ,
express ,
express train ,
extra ,
extra edition ,
extraordinary ,
faithful ,
feature ,
festive ,
finicky ,
fixed ,
flier ,
freight ,
freight train ,
freighter ,
full ,
funicular ,
fussy ,
gala ,
gazette ,
good ,
goods train ,
idiosyncratic ,
important ,
individual ,
inimitable ,
inner ,
interurban ,
intimate ,
item ,
lead item ,
leader ,
leading card ,
lightning express ,
limited ,
local ,
loss leader ,
loyal ,
main feature ,
major ,
marked ,
memorable ,
meticulous ,
metro ,
milk train ,
minute ,
momentous ,
monorail ,
national newspaper ,
neighborhood newspaper ,
news ,
newspaper ,
newspaper of record ,
nice ,
noble ,
not that sort ,
not the same ,
not the type ,
notable ,
noteworthy ,
occasional ,
odd ,
of a sort ,
of another sort ,
of mark ,
of sorts ,
ordinal ,
other ,
other than ,
otherwise ,
outstanding ,
paper ,
paramount ,
parliamentary ,
parliamentary train ,
particular ,
particularly ,
passenger train ,
peculiar ,
personal ,
picayune ,
pointed ,
precise ,
prestigious ,
primary ,
prime ,
private ,
product ,
prominent ,
rack -
and -
pinion railroad ,
rag ,
railroad train ,
rare ,
rattler ,
red -
letter ,
remarkable ,
rememberable ,
reputable ,
respective ,
rolling stock ,
salient ,
seconds ,
set ,
several ,
sheet ,
shuttle ,
shuttle train ,
signal ,
significant ,
singular ,
solipsistic ,
special edition ,
speciality ,
specialized ,
specially ,
specific ,
specifically ,
standard article ,
staple ,
staple item ,
staunch ,
steadfast ,
strange ,
streamliner ,
striking ,
subdivisional ,
subway ,
sui generis ,
tabloid ,
taxonomic ,
telling ,
train ,
tube ,
typal ,
typical ,
uncommon ,
unconventional ,
underground ,
unforgettable ,
unique ,
unorthodox ,
unusual ,
valued ,
vendible ,
ware ,
way train ,
weekly ,
weekly newspaper ,
weird
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