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单词 specific
释义
specific
adjective
uk
/spəˈsɪf.ɪk/us
/spəˈsɪf.ɪk/

specificadjective(PARTICULAR)

B2
relatingto one thing and notothers;particular:
特定的；特有的
Thevirusattacksspecificcellsin thebrain.这种病毒专门攻击大脑内特定的细胞。
Themoneyisintendedto be used for specificpurposes.这笔钱有特定的用途。
formalThediseaseseemsto be specificto(= onlyfoundin)certaintypesofplant.这种病似乎是某些植物所特有的。
Is there anything specific youwantfrom theshops?在这些商店里你有什么特别的东西要买吗？
More examples
  • Theregionaleditionsof thepapercontainspecificinformationfor thatarea.
  • We'relookingfor a very specificsortofpersonand this womanseemstofulfilall ofourcriteria.
  • Some of thechildrenhave specificlearningdifficulties.
  • Theynailedhim down to a specifictimeandplace.
  • Severalsubcommitteeswill be set up todealwith specificenvironmentalissues.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Particular and individual
  • be the very thingidiom
  • biomarker
  • calling card
  • capita
  • certain
  • especially
  • head
  • individual
  • individualistically
  • individuality
  • individualized
  • individually
  • interindividual
  • matter
  • pet
  • private
  • respectively
  • separately
  • severally
  • specifically
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specificadjective(EXACT)

C1
clearandexact:
明确的；确切的；具体的
No specificallegationshaveyetbeen made about theprisonofficers'behaviour.对于典狱官的行为，尚未作出明确的指控。
Can you be more specificaboutwhereyourbackhurts?你能不能更具体一点说你的背哪里疼？
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Accurate and exact
  • accuracy
  • accurate
  • accurately
  • aright
  • authoritative
  • exact
  • Goldilocks
  • got it in one!idiom
  • in so many wordsidiom
  • infallible
  • infallibly
  • literally
  • nose
  • sharp
  • superaccurate
  • synchronization
  • technically
  • tightness
  • to the dayidiom
  • truly
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(Definition ofspecificfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

specific| American Dictionary

specific
adjective
us
/spɪˈsɪf·ɪk/

specificadjective(PARTICULAR)

relatingto one thing and notothers;particular:
Thevirusattacksspecificcellsin thebody.
Themeetingis for the specificpurposeofdiscussingthemerger.

specificadjective(EXACT)

clearandexact:
Thereportmakes specificrecommendations.
Can you be more specific?
(Definition ofspecificfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

specific| Business English

specific
adjective
uk
/spəˈsɪfɪk/us
relatingto oneparticularthing and notothers:
A specificprovisionin theagreementstatedthatresearchmaterialsshould not be used forcommercialpurposes.
clearandexact:
He wouldn't give a specificestimateof how much thecompanywould make.
(Definition ofspecificfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofspecific

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Rather, these specifics flow from the surrounding discourses of gender.
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They show ways of grasping the specifics of a political culture, and many methodological routes to interpretation.
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The specifics of the current experiments suggest some of the factors that may be involved as children proceed from more item-based to more wordgeneral constructions.
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At the cognitive level, all made reference to systems modulating fear behavior however few articulated the specifics of these systems in detail.
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In order to mitigate emissions, problem areas must be identified with attention to farm specifics; subsequently, coordinated measures and strategies must be elaborated.
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There seemed to be no problem as long as one kept in mind the specifics behind any general statement.
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Not surprisingly, if the incident happened in the more distant past, the clients are less likely to include such specifics.
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Certainly compared to some explorations of conservationist ideas, this discussion is embedded in the specifics of a production system.
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The second, later entry begins the day in the realm of the object and of everyday specifics, and gets no further.
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Because most of their specifics concerned comprehension processes, our contribution will emphasize the added value of an appeal to production processes.
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The specifics of this idea are not yet developed.
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However, since these specifics would tend to mask the relationships illustrated by the example used here, this parameterization is left to future work.
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However, the specifics of the relational equation are yet to be detailed.
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Not only sensorimotor specifics but explicit cognition is organized close to the somatic shell.
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However, existing and developing target fabrication capabilities and technologies must take into account the specifics of reactor-scaled target production.
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