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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2090 COCA: 1726

unique

Word family 
u·nique /juːˈniːk/ ●●● S3 W2 AWL adjectiveadj [no comparative]  
1  informalDIFFERENT unusually good and special 极好的；难得的，不同寻常的；特别的
 This is a unique opportunity to study these rare creatures.
研究这些珍稀动物的难得机会
n Grammar
People sometimes use ‘very’ with unique in this meaning, but this use is often considered to be incorrect.
2  ONLYbeing the only one of its kind 独一无二的，独特的
 Each person’s fingerprints are unique.
每个人的指纹都是独一无二的。
► see thesaurus at different
3  unique to somebody/something existing only in a particular place or in relation to a particular person or people 〔某地或某人〕独具的，特有的
 The issues being discussed here are not unique to the US.
在此讨论的问题并非美国独有。
Examples from the Corpus
unique to somebody/something• Of course, the issues discussed here are not unique to the U.S.
5 —uniquely adv
 an actor uniquely suited to the part
特别适合这个角色的演员
—uniqueness noun [uncountableU]
Examples from the Corpus
unique• Every person is unique.• The book is certainly very rare, and possibly unique.• She has a unique ability of communicate with animals of all kinds.• It was a unique achievement - no-one has ever won the championship five times before.• The power of speech makes the human race unique among animals.• a unique business opportunity• A fine farmhouse tea awaits those who complete this medium paced walk in the unique Cheviot landscape of Northumberland.• They have only a vague idea about the unique culture around them.• The accessing of such unique documents and the creation of new versions would be logged for future research purposes.• The exhibition provided a unique opportunity to see all of the artist's work.• This vacation offers a unique opportunity to visit some of the most remote mountain areas of the region.• On their own bikes, wearing their unique outfits, contestants will haul clunky parcels between checkpoints.• It's not a unique product plan, as Sippl himself is first to admit.• Pimm's is produced to the original unique recipe and bottled at Laindon.• Joan has a unique talent for languages.• the unique wildlife of the Galapagos Islands• Every child is unique, with their own needs, preferences and talents.
Origin unique
(1600-1700) French Latin unicus, from unus “one”
u·nique adjectiveadj →n GRAMMAR1
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2090 COCA: 1726
unique

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBS➤be獨一無二▸➤make sb/sth使⋯獨特◇The magnificent light makes this place unique.絢麗的燈光使得這個地方顯得很獨特。ADVERB➤completely, quite, totally, truly十分獨特；非常獨特◇The city has an atmosphere which is quite unique.這座城市有一種十分獨特的氛圍。➤fairly, pretty, rather, somewhat相當獨特；頗為獨特；有些獨特▸➤by no means, far from, hardly絕非獨一無二◇Although such a case is rare, it is by no means unique.這種情況很罕見，但並非絕無僅有。➤almost, virtually幾乎無與倫比；實際上獨一無二▸➤apparently看起來獨特PREPOSITION➤to⋯獨有的◇This monkey is unique to the island.這種猴子為該島所獨有。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2090 COCA: 1726
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 sth◆a 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 / character◆the unique / special / distinctive / peculiar / individual / idiosyncratic nature of sth◆unique / special / distinctive / peculiar / individual / idiosyncratic features◆a unique / a special / a distinctive / a peculiar / an individual flavour◆a unique / a distinctive / an individual / an idiosyncratic personality◆a unique / a special / a distinctive / an individual / an idiosyncratic approach◆sb / sth's unique / special / distinctive / peculiar brand of sth◆the unique / special / peculiar / individual circumstances of sth◆quite unique / distinctive◆highly / 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
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