particular
Prononciation : [/pəˈtɪk.jʊ.lə/]
Contexte : « specificity »
(adjective) when something is special or unique, not just any random thing. It's like pointing to one thing in a group that is different or stands out.
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She has a particular way of doing things that sets her apart from others.
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I don't have a particular preference for any specific type of food; I like trying new things.
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Do you have a particular song that always makes you happy?
Contexte : « noteworthy »
(adjective) used to emphasize that a particular item or person is important or stands out from the rest. It's like saying this one is really significant compared to others.
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That particular book is a classic that everyone should read.
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I don't see why that particular painting is so special; it looks like any other artwork to me.
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Why is that particular exhibit considered the highlight of the museum?
Contexte : « detail »
(noun) a specific detail or aspect of something, not just talking about it in general. It's like zooming in on one part instead of looking at the whole picture.
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She paid attention to every particular of the project to make sure it was done perfectly.
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He tends to overlook the smaller particulars and focuses more on the big picture.
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Can you recall any particular moment during the school trip that stood out to you?