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单词 speciality
释义
speciality
noun[C]
UK
uk
/ˌspeʃ.iˈæl.ə.ti/us
/ˌspeʃ.iˈæl.ə.t̬i/

specialitynoun[C](PRODUCT)

C1
(USspecialty)
aproductthat isextremelygood in aparticularplace:
（地方）特产
Oysters are alocalspeciality/a specialityofthearea.牡蛎是当地的特产。
Paella is a specialityof thehouse(= afoodthat isunusuallygood in aparticularrestaurant).西班牙杂烩菜饭是那家饭馆的招牌菜。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Food - general words
  • aliment
  • bed
  • box scheme
  • carb
  • cep
  • delicacy
  • eats
  • farm box
  • fast food
  • fayre
  • food
  • grub
  • mouthful
  • non-food
  • nosh
  • perishables
  • portion
  • produce box
  • sustenance
  • whole food
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specialitynoun[C](SUBJECT)

C1
(USspecialty)
asubjectthat someoneknowsa lot about
专业；专长
Synonyms
specialismUK
specialization
specialtyUS
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Topics & areas of interest
  • angle
  • backyard
  • bailiwick
  • cause célèbre
  • centrism
  • con
  • demesne
  • domain
  • front
  • kingdom
  • leitmotiv
  • province
  • scene
  • score
  • specialism
  • subject
  • talk
  • thematic
  • theme
  • topically
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specialitynoun[C](BEHAVIOUR)

C1humorous
aparticularthing that youregularlydo or make:
常做之事
Unkindremarksare one of his specialities.发表苛刻的评论是他常干的事儿之一。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Skill, talent and ability
  • ability
  • accomplishment
  • accuracy
  • acumen
  • adroitness
  • chop
  • endowment
  • flair
  • forte
  • functional skills
  • functioning
  • genius
  • muscle memory
  • non-technical
  • polish
  • prestidigitation
  • proficiency
  • wheelhouse
  • wizardry
  • workmanship
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(Definition ofspecialityfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

speciality| Business English

speciality
noun[C]
(USalsospecialty)
uk
/ˌspeʃiˈæləti//ˈspeʃəlti/us
pluralspecialitiesorspecialities
asubjectthat someoneknowsa lot about:
The company's speciality in theNorthAmericanmarketmeansit is some wayaheadofitsnearestrival.
aproductthat acompanyorplaceis wellknownfor because it isextremelygood:
Ourrestaurantoffersasuperbmenuoflocalspecialitiesataffordableprices.
The group's speciality isproducingsoftwaretohelpdrugscompaniesfindnewcompounds.
speciality
adjective
(USalsospecialty)
uk
/ˌspeʃiˈæləti/us
used todescribesomething that has beendesignedfor aparticularpurpose:
We're making aspecialityproductfor specialitycustomers.
COMMERCE
used todescribeastoreorcompanythat isextremelygood atsellingaparticularproduct:
aspecialtystore/retailer
(Definition ofspecialityfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofspeciality

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Consultants from other specialities raised concerns, stemming from lack of involvement during the role-development process.
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A model for the assessment of telemedicine and a plan for testing the model within five specialities.
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Other reviews deal with the personal specialities of the authors, including those on escape from inactivation, and on comparison of human and mouse.
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The dietary specialities of the species showed seasonal differences.
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Evidently mediaeval thinking still has a powerful hold, even among educated people, especially when they go outside their own specialities.
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Limitations of treatments: clinicians have little understanding for the symptom, differently managed between specialities.
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Many of the district nurses were already managing themselves, if not across specialities then within their own teams.
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Along with this development, medicine has been fragmented into numerous specialities and subspecialties, none of which are able to keep up to date with the whole any longer.
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Besides generational differences, the contributors represent regional, chronological and thematic specialities, and their post-graduate publications, including the younger scholars represented here, often navigate the intersections of these concerns.
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In secondary medical care specialities, a number of functional somatic syndromes have been described and have proliferated in step with the fracturing of general medicine into ever smaller components.
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Medically unexplained symptoms : an epidemiological study in seven specialities.
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The activity of district nursing overlapped with the other nursing specialities, but it functioned in different locations and with collaborations that extended beyond the immediate team.
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As numbers of participants in many single disciplines were rather small an attempt was made to consider several specialities together for studying their association with physical character.
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The mentor/ clinical tutor is vital here, as the training courses do not focus on issues specific to particular nursing specialities and so this must be covered with the mentor.
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I agree with the retention of the instrument for guaranteeing traditional specialities, with the proviso that the rules for registration should be simplified.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
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