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| Gruzovik |
extraordinary |
| génér. |
special; peculiar; specific; especial (more than the ordinary; particular • You must treat this with especial care); individual (special to one person etc., showing or having special qualities • Her style of dress is very individual); distinctive; unusual; out of the ordinary; cool (Rust71); rare; different (ssn); belonging to a species; distinguished by some unusual quality; extraordinaire; particular; bizarre (Sergei Aprelikov); fancy (it was a simple lunch – nothing fancy – это был обычный ланч, ничего особенного Taras); discriminating; discriminative; partial; privy; respective; separate; single; sophisticated (within a sophisticated ambiance sankozh); solitary; specifical; a breed apart (человек Aslandado); off beat |
| Игорь Миг |
idiosyncratic; unrivaled |
| amér. |
remarkable (The girl has remarkable talent. Val_Ships) |
| désappr. |
entitled (alexghost) |
| entr. |
exceptional; unique |
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spesh (= special (брит.)  lexico.com Engru) |
| math. |
singular; essential; important; significant; substantial |
| nanot. |
irregular |
| pharm. |
especial; individual |
| progr. |
own (ssn) |
| télév. |
feature |
| écon. |
particular (специфический) |
| électr. |
specialty |
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| Gruzovik |
unusually; exceptionally |
| génér. |
very; extra; particularly (more than usually • He was particularly pleased to see his brother); chiefly; notedly; esp; espec.; specifically; even more so (MargeWebley); not least (He will be mourned by archaeologists all over the world, and not least by the writer of these words, who had known him for over thirty years. • The documentary caused a lot of bad feeling, not least among the workers whose lives it described. • We had many things to consider, not least the safety of our children. Taras); most notably (ssn); predominantly (ssn); eminently (Азери); and more especially (While the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today approved strikes, doubts lingered over prospects for the President's request in the Senate and more especially in the House of Representatives. 4uzhoj); in particular (Lenochkadpr); mostly (Johnny Bravo); even more so (Thruxton is always a really important event in the Kwik Fit British Touring Car Championship calendar if you’re going to have any chance of competing for the championship come the end of the season, but this year even more so because we’ll be visiting again in August.); above all; peculiarly; distinctively (ssn); singularly; chiefly; mainly; pre-eminently; privately; respectively; severally; singly; especially (particularly • These insects are quite common, especially in hot countries); why |
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spesh (= especially (брит.) lexico.com Engru) |
| makar. |
more so; so much so; the more so; very much so; notably |
| pétr. |
specially |
| relig., latin. |
Specialiter ("specially", сокр. Spealer.) |
| rhét. |
and specifically (в том числе Alex_Odeychuk) |
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Special Snowflake (не такой, как все – someone who feels too special about themselves Artjaazz) |
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some |
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см. единичное, особенное и всеобщее Большой Энциклопедический словарь |
