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单词 unique
例句
unique adj.
unique (a unique 6-digit code) remarkable (a unique opportunity)
unique

adjective

 See also the entry for special 另见special条unique ♦︎ special ♦︎ distinctive ♦︎ peculiar ♦︎ individual ♦︎ idiosyncraticThese words all describe things that are connected with one person, group or thing. 这些词均表示独具的、特有的、独特的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配sth unique / special / distinctive / individual about stha species, etc. unique / peculiar to ...sb's own unique / special / distinctive / peculiar / individual...a unique / a special / a distinctive / a peculiar / an individual / an idiosyncratic style / characterthe unique / special / distinctive / peculiar / individual / idiosyncratic nature of sthunique / special / distinctive / peculiar / individual / idiosyncratic featuresa unique / a special / a distinctive / a peculiar / an individual flavoura unique / a distinctive / an individual / an idiosyncratic personalitya unique / a special / a distinctive / an individual / an idiosyncratic approachsb / sth's unique / special / distinctive / peculiar brand of sththe unique / special / peculiar / individual circumstances of sthquite unique / distinctivehighly / very distinctive / individual / idiosyncratic unique being the only one of its kind; belonging to or connected with only one particular person, place or thing 唯一的;独一无二的;(某人、某地或某事物)独具的,特有的Every human being has a unique fingerprint that does not change over time.每个人都有不随时间改变的独一无二的指纹。Each item has a unique 6-digit code.每件商品都有一个独一无二的六位数的编码。Her lawyer said the case was unique in French law.她的律师说这个案子是法国法律里独一无二的一件。There's nothing unique about the case.这个案子毫无特别之处。The pattern of stripes is unique to each individual animal.每只动物的条纹图案都是独有的。 see also unique remarkable , uniqueness identity uniquely

adverb

Some of the regulations apply uniquely to the 16-19 age group.有一些规则仅适用于16至19岁这个年龄段的人。
special used by or intended for one particular person or group of people 专用的;专门针对⋯的;特有的She has a special way of smiling.她微笑的样子有些特别。The President ended with a special message for the people of Texas.总统最后专门向得克萨斯州的人传递了一个信息。The directors have their own special pension fund.董事有他们自己专门的养老基金。 see also special special specially

adverb

She has to have her shoes specially made.她的鞋只能订做。
distinctive / /dɪˈstɪŋktɪv/ / having a quality or characteristic that makes sth different and easily noticed 独特的;特别的;有特色的The male bird has distinctive black and white markings on the head.雄鸟的头上有明显的黑白斑纹。There was nothing distinctive about the envelope in which the letter came.装这封信的信封毫无特别之处。 distinctively

adverb

It's a blue cheese with a distinctively sharp taste.那是一种味道特别冲的蓝纹奶酪。
peculiar / /pɪˈkjuːliə(r)/ / belonging or connected with one particular place, situation, person or thing (某地、某种情况、某人或某事物)独具的,特有的The species is peculiar to China.此物种是中国独有的。Each house had its own peculiar smell.每栋房子都有自己特殊的气味。 peculiarity / /pɪˌkjuːliˈærəti/ /

noun

[countable] the cultural peculiarities of the English英国人的文化特点
peculiarly

adverb

It is a peculiarly English design.那是独特的英式设计。
NOTE 辨析 Unique or peculiar?In many cases you can use either word. 在许多情况下这两个词可以通用The problem is not unique / peculiar to this country.此问题不是这个国家独有的。 Peculiar is used especially to talk about places; unique is used more to talk about individual people and animals. It is often a more positive word than peculiar, suggesting that sb/sth is special or rare; peculiar is sometimes (but not always) slightly more negative, suggesting that sb/sth is strange in some way. * peculiar尤用以形容地方,unique较多形容个别的人和动物。unique往往较peculiar更具褒义,意味着某人或某物很特别或稀有;peculiar有时(但并非总是)略具贬义,意味着某人或某物有些古怪。 see also peculiar strange 1
individual (usually approving) typical of one particular person or thing in a way that is interesting and different from others 独特的;与众不同的A player's style is almost as individual as his DNA.演奏者的风格几乎像他的DNA一样独特。 see also individuality identity idiosyncratic / /ˌɪdiəsɪŋˈkrætɪk/ / (rather formal) showing a person's particular way of behaving or thinking, especially when it is unusual or slightly strange 特有的;奇特的She had an odd, idiosyncratic way of looking at things.她看待事物的方式古怪又奇特。 see also idiosyncrasy mannerism
remarkable

adjective

 See also the entry for amazing 另见amazing条remarkable ♦︎ unique ♦︎ extraordinary ♦︎ incredible ♦︎ exceptional ♦︎ unbelievable ♦︎ phenomenal ♦︎ unusualThese words all describe things that you notice because they are unusually great, good or bad. 这些词均表示显著的、非常好或非常坏的。SYNONYM SCALE 词义标尺 下图显示这些词所表达显著的程度
unusualremarkableunique
exceptionalextraordinary
incredible
unbelievable
phenomenal
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配a remarkable / an extraordinary / an incredible / an exceptional / an unbelievable / a phenomenal / an unusual amounta remarkable / a unique / an extraordinary / an incredible / an exceptional achievementa remarkable / a unique / an extraordinary / an incredible / an exceptional / an unbelievable / a phenomenal performanceremarkable / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / unbelievable / phenomenal / unusual speedremarkable / unique / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / unbelievable beautyremarkable / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / phenomenal / unusual strengtha unique / an extraordinary / an incredible / an exceptional opportunitya remarkable / an extraordinary / an incredible / a phenomenal / an unusual successremarkable / unique / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / unusual talent / skilla remarkable / an extraordinary / an incredible / an exceptional careerof remarkable / extraordinary / exceptional / unusual qualityquite remarkable / unique / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / unbelievable / phenomenalreally remarkable / unique / extraordinary / incredible / exceptional / unbelievable / phenomenaljust extraordinary / incredible / unbelievable / phenomenal remarkable unusual or surprising in a way that causes people to take notice 非凡的;显著的;引人注目的She was a truly remarkable woman.她是一个真正非同凡响的女人。The interior of the house was remarkable for its beauty.那座房子的内部美得出奇。It was remarkable that the body had not been found sooner.那具尸体竟然没有人早点发现,真是怪异。What is even more remarkable about the whole thing is...整件事情更引人注目的是⋯OPP unremarkable average remarkably

adverb

She looked remarkably fit for an eighty-year-old.对于一个八十岁的人来说,她看起来格外健康。
unique / /juˈniːk/ / very special in a way that makes sb/sth different from all other people or things of the same type 独特的;罕见的The museum is of unique historical importance.这个博物馆具有独一无二的历史意义。I have had a unique opportunity to observe the problems faced by the police in this city.我有了个难得的机会观察这座城市的警察面临的问题。Unique also has the meaning 'being the only one of its kind' and in that meaning you cannot talk about sth being 'very unique' or 'more unique'; in the meaning of 'very special', you can say 'very unique' or 'more unique', but this can sound quite informal and is not good style in formal written English. * unique亦可表示“唯一的、独一无二的”,作此义时不能说某事物very unique或more unique;表达“独特的”之义时,可以说very unique或more unique,但听上去很不正式,不适合用在正式书面语中。 see also unique unique uniquely

adverb

He was a uniquely gifted teacher.他是个天赋异禀的老师。
extraordinary / /ɪkˈstrɔːdnri; NAmE ɪkˈstrɔːrdəneri/ not normal or ordinary; greater or better than usual 不平常的;不一般的;非凡的;卓越的They went to extraordinary lengths to obtain a copy of the report.他们竭力获取一份该报告的副本。I found an extraordinary number of errors in the document.我在文档中发现了相当多的错误。She is a truly extraordinary woman.她是位非常杰出的女性。OPP ordinary average , ordinary normal see also extraordinary surprising extraordinarily

adverb

She was an extraordinarily attractive girl.她是个非常迷人的女孩。
incredible /ɪnˈkredəbl/ / (informal) extremely large or extremely good 极大的;极好的The prize money is an incredible $6 million.奖金是数额巨大的600万元。The demand for the new product has been quite incredible.对这一新产品的需求已相当惊人。I felt an incredible sense of relief.我感到一种极大的解脱。 incredibly

adverb

incredibly attractive / boring极其诱人/无聊
exceptional / /ɪkˈsepʃənl/ / unusually good or great 杰出的;优秀的;卓越的Exceptional students are given free tuition.优秀学生免除学费。He was a man of exceptional personal warmth and charm.他是一个具有非凡热情和个人魅力的人。 exceptionally

adverb

an exceptionally gifted child极具天赋的孩子
unbelievable / /ˌʌnbɪˈliːvəbl/ / (informal) extreme; extremely bad or good 难以置信的;惊人的;非常好(或坏)的The pain was unbelievable.痛苦至极。I've had three unbelievable years with the team.我和团队度过了三年非常愉快的时光。It's unbelievable that (= very shocking) he was allowed to escape.令人震惊的是他竟获许逃跑。 unbelievably

adverb

unbelievably beautiful / loud / painful美丽/响亮/痛苦得难以置信
phenomenal /fəˈnɒmɪnl; NAmE fəˈnɑːmɪnl/ very great or impressive 了不起的;非凡的There was a phenomenal response to the appeal.这一呼吁引起了强烈反响。He has a phenomenal memory for facts and figures.他对事实和数字的记忆力超群。Exports have been phenomenal this year.今年出口量极大。 see also phenomenon miracle phenomenally

adverb

phenomenally successful极为成功
unusual [only before noun] (written) unusually great or good 杰出的;优秀的;卓越的He's a man of unusual strength and courage.他是个力量和勇气非凡的男人。The conference has generated an unusual degree of interest.这次会议引起了非同寻常的关注。 unusually

adverb

an unusually talented designer才具超凡的设计师
NOTE 辨析 Exceptional or unusual? Exceptional is stronger in degree than unusual; sb/sth that is exceptional is very unusual. * exceptional比unusual程度更强,形容某人或某事物特别不同寻常。
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