special
adj
noun
ˈspeʃəl
adj
1
not
ordinary
or
usual,
but
different
in
some
way
and
often
better
or
more
important
特殊的，特别的
a
special
place
in
the
classroom
for
reading
教室里一块用于阅读的特殊地方
No
one
receives
special
treatment.
没有人享受特殊待遇。
Maria’s
special
recipe
for
apple
pie
玛丽亚做苹果馅饼的特殊方法
The
good
china
was
used
only
on
special
occasions
.
这些精美瓷器只在特殊场合使用。
Each
village
has
its
own
special
charm.
每一座村子都有其独特的魅力。
anything/something/nothing
special
Are
you
doing
anything
special
for
Christmas?
你过圣诞节有什么特别活动吗？
2
particularly
important
to
someone
and
deserving
attention,
love
etc
特别要好的，格外看重的
a
party
with
a
few
special
friends
请了几个特别要好的朋友来参加的派对
a
teacher
who
made
every
child
feel
special
让每个孩子都感觉自己受重视的教师
Her
second
son
had
a
special
place
in
her
heart
.
次子在她心里占有特别重要的位置。
3
a
special
position
or
job
has
a
particular
purpose
or
aim,
and
continues
only
until
that
purpose
or
aim
is
achieved
〔身份或工作〕特设的， 有专门作用 （目的 ）的
only before noun 仅用于名词前
Mitchell
acted
as
a
special
envoy
in
the
Northern
Ireland
peace
talks.
米切尔在北爱尔兰和平谈判中充当特使。
4
more
than
usual
格外的，分外的
only before noun 仅用于名词前
Pay
special
attention
to
how
you
clean
the
wound.
你要格外注意怎样清洁伤口。
noun
5
something
that
is
not
usual
or
ordinary,
and
is
made
or
done
for
a
special
purpose
特别的东西，特殊的事物
a
TV
special
on
the
election
有关大选的一档电视特别节目
6
a
lower
price
than
usual
for
a
particular
product
for
a
short
period
of
time
特价
a
lunch
special
for
$4.99
4.99 美元的特价午餐
be
on
special
Breyer’s
ice
cream
is
on
special
this
week.
布雷耶店的冰激凌本周特价。