especial
英 [ɪˈspeʃ.əl]
美 [ɪˈspeʃ.əl]
- adj. 特殊的,特别的
- n. (Especial)人名;(葡)埃斯佩西亚尔
记忆“especial”可以采用以下方法:
1. 结合词根“spec”,意为“看”,联想为“特别看中的”,引申为“特别的”。
2. 将“es”视为“extra”,即“额外的”,联想到“额外的特殊”,即“特别的”。
3. 构词记忆:“es”+“special”,结合“es”的额外意味,形成“非常特殊”的印象。
选择其中一个联想方式,反复练习直至熟练。
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especial 特殊的e-, 缓音字母。special, 特殊的。
- especial
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especial: see special
- especial (adj.)
- late 14c., from Old French especial "pre-eminent, important," from Latin specialis "belonging to a particular kind or species," from species "kind" (see species). Latin words with initial sp-, st-, sc- usually acquired an e- in Old French (see e-). Modern French has restored the word to spécial. In English, originally with the same sense as special (adj.), later restricted to feelings, qualities, etc.
- 1. a matter of especial importance
- 特别重要的事情
- 2. The authorities took especial interest in him because of his trade union work.
- 因为他在工会工作,官方对他特别感兴趣。
- 3. The captain looked in recognition, but there was no especial greeting.
- 上尉看了一眼他,算是打了招呼, 但并没有表示什么特别的欢迎.
- 4. He was Maybelle Merriwether's especial beau , Rene Picard.
- 他是梅贝尔-梅里韦瑟的昵友, 名叫雷内-皮卡德.
- 5. The physics of such soluble particles is of especial relevance to fog and cloud formation.
- 这种可溶粒子的物理学与云和雾的形成关系特别大.