Special cr. f. -en, -enna, -enno Orthographic dictionary. One N or two?
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special- special characteristic specific specific particular specific specific exact given specific - [L.G. Sumenko. English-Russian dictionary on information technology. M.: State Enterprise TsNIIS, 2003.] Topics of information technology in general... ... Technical Translator's Guide
Special, extraordinary, inimitable; own, excellent, specific, special, exceptional. Wed. . . See the extraordinary... Synonym dictionary
SPECIAL, special, special, special, old. special, psk. special, separate, oprichnina, out of place, not common; | different from others, different, different analysis; excellent, meaning excellent, best, especially good. We live specially, especially... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary
Individual, special. In some cases, in the seventeen-volume Dictionary, a word is given in isolation from its morphological connections and from all its historical roots. So, for example, the word individual with a single meaning is an individual living organism; individual... ... History of words
SPECIAL, special, special. 1. Not like everyone else; outstanding from the ordinary, not like others. “Dinner was served on special English service.” Herzen. “The case was nothing special.” Chernyshevsky. “You should have seen how he... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
SPECIAL, special, special. 1. Same as special in 1 value. Without much difficulty. 2. Separate from others, having a special purpose for something. “By a special decree, one and a half hundred monastery peasants were driven to the shipyard.” A.N. Tolstoy. This thought... ... Ushakov's Explanatory Dictionary
SPECIAL, oh, oh. 1. Same as special. Special circumstances have arisen. Looks special (adv.). A particularly (adv.) important case. 2. Separate, independent from others. A special room. Special rights. Dissenting opinion (officially expressed... ... Ozhegov's Explanatory Dictionary
Adj., used. very often Morphology: adv. especially 1. You call special something that is different from others, not like them. There were posters calling for learning foreign languages using a special method. | He told me the special characteristics of the criminal. |… … Dmitriev's Explanatory Dictionary
special- ▲ separate qualitative (difference) ordinary special having a feature (# case). special. especially. especially. individual article (simple). special (obsolete). especially. special having a special purpose (# clothing).… … Ideographic Dictionary of the Russian Language
Adj. 1. Exceptional in any respect; unusual. 2. Not like others; peculiar. 3. Different from others in the degree of manifestation; significant. 4. Separate, special. Ephraim's explanatory dictionary. T. F. Efremova. 2000... Modern explanatory dictionary of the Russian language by Efremova
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- Myths about Marriage A New Look at Two Dozen Misconceptions About Marriage by Lazarus A. Marriage is a very special stage in life. This is a special type of relationship between a man and a woman. . For the vast majority of women, this is the most anticipated event in life. But, alas, often...
- Breathing exercises for children, Panteleeva Ekaterina Vladimirovna. The birth of a child is the most joyful moment in the life of parents. But young children need constant and special care. The sooner you start doing gymnastics with your child, the...
What is the difference in the meaning of the words “special” and “special”? and got the best answer
Answer from VeroNika[guru]
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SPECIAL,
1. Not like others, not like everyone else; unusual, special. O. case. Be in special conditions. O. grade. Oh sign. Oh intonations. Be in a special position. The spirits are completely o. smell. Oh opinion (official;
statement of a participant in a meeting, a member of smb. collegium about disagreement with the majority opinion).
2.Large, noticeable, significant. Hit with special force. I went without much desire. Work with special zeal. I listened to music with particular pleasure. Classes will require special effort.
3.Separate, not shared. Oh room. O. entrance. O. carriage. Smth.'s room
4. Having a special purpose. Oh commission.
SPECIAL, oh, oh.
1. Not like others, not like everyone else; unusual, peculiar. O. child. Alexey is a man about. ! Oh smile. O. voice. Oh. laughter. Oh style of writing. O. smell. O. handwriting.
2.Unusual, exceptional in some way. respect. O. day. Ooh phenomenon. O. case. Oh circumstances.
3.Different from others in the degree of manifestation; big, significant. Oh excitement, pleasure. Oh joy. O. success. Oh the expressiveness of the verse. To feel special tenderness towards someone.< Особенное, -ого; ср. Ничего особенного. Особенно, нареч. По-особенному, нареч. Разг. (1 зн.). Уложить волосы по-особенному.
Answer from Maxim Vladimirovich[expert]
These words have very minor lexical differences
Answer from Yori[expert]
Special - close in meaning to the concept of “stand apart”, that is, it expresses something separate, artificially separated from the multitude of others.
Special - in meaning closer to “peculiarity”, expresses something distinctive, outstanding due to its own qualities.
Answer from Vladislav[guru]
Special - extraordinary. different from others.
Special-exclusive, independent from others
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SPECIAL, -and I, -oh.
1. Not like others, not like everyone else; unusual. Natasha spent a long time accustoming her family to Prince Andrei and proudly assured everyone that he only seemed so special, and that he was the same as everyone else. L. Tolstoy, War and Peace. In the upper, head, box of the lock, frozen horses transport gold-bearing sand in special carts with high sides and an easy-to-open bottom. Libedinsky, Education of the soul. - You lived with us, but during this time nothing special happened! You haven't even seen how the collective farm works. Zhestev, the living soul of the Earth. || Inherent only to a given person, object, phenomenon; peculiar. Climate, mode of government, faith give each people a special physiognomy. Pushkin, On nationality in literature. Each door had its own special voice: the door leading to the bedroom sang in the thinnest treble, the door leading to the dining room wheezed in a bass voice. Gogol, Old World Landowners. || Extraordinary, exceptional in some way. respect. The acquaintance [with the new teacher] occurred under special circumstances. Korolenko, History of my contemporary. For some reason I began to feel embarrassed by her, and I had a desire to do something special in front of her - to save a drowning man, or to distinguish himself in a fire, or generally to do something heroic. Nikolaev, That long, long ago August. I knew from the words of the adults that this [New Year's] evening was very special. To wait for the same evening, you had to live another hundred years. Paustovsky, Storyteller.
2. More significant, stronger than always, than usual. Princess Marya approached the office door that day with special trepidation. L. Tolstoy, War and Peace. || Large, significant. Not being particularly polite or talkative, he has the gift of attracting and keeping guests. Turgenev, Singers. [Kruchinina:] But if I have the opportunity to save someone from trouble without much difficulty, then I must certainly do it. A. Ostrovsky, Guilty without guilt.
3. Outdated Separate, special. [Mr. Golyadkin] entered the tavern, took a special number and ordered dinner to be served. Dostoevsky, The Double. Almost every day, the old princess had to sit down at the table, count everyone and seat the thirteenth grandson or granddaughter at a special table. L. Tolstoy, Anna Karenina. || Designated, dedicated to a specific purpose; special. Nowadays throughout enlightened Europe they clean their nails with a special brush. Pushkin, Evgeny Onegin (Notes). A special messenger was immediately sent to Troitsk with instructions to purchase four wagons. Mamin-Sibiryak, Privalovsky millions.
Source (printed version): Dictionary of the Russian language: In 4 volumes / RAS, Institute of Linguistics. research; Ed. A. P. Evgenieva. - 4th ed., erased. - M.: Rus. language; Polygraph resources, 1999; (electronic version):
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special, special, special, old. special, psk. special, separate, oprichnina, out of place, not common; | different from others, different, different analysis; excellent, in other words excellent, best, especially good. We live separately, especially, especially, especially, in a special house, on our own, on our own, separately. Each flower has a special smell, its own, distinct. He is especially nice and kind today. Special respect. Your own special corner. He gave a special opinion, his own. Special monastery, old. where each of the brothers lived on his own. This is a special article. Stand aside. It has an abyss of features, its own, strange, different from others. The peculiarity of a conscious personality is given only to man. The specificity of concepts requires their special separation. Due to his particular taste, he is reluctant to dine with people. Mansion, -natsa, mansion, -nyachka, who lives separately, separately, alone, on his own, or moves away from people. | Special, separate possession, land; wasteland, wasteland. He is such a mansion, he avoids people and hides. I live on my own, oh...
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SPECIAL-oh, -oh. 1.
Not like others, not like everyone else; unusual, peculiar. O. child. Alexey is a man o.! Oh smile. O. voice. Oh. laughter. Oh style of writing. O. smell. O. handwriting. 2.
Extraordinary, exceptional in some way. respect. O. day. Ooh phenomenon. O. case. Oh circumstances. 3.
Different from others in degree of manifestation; big, significant. Oh excitement, pleasure. Oh joy. O. success. Oh the expressiveness of the verse. To experience a special... special
Special, extraordinary, inimitable; own, excellent, specific, special, exceptional. Wed. . . See unprecedented, extraordinary, separate...
special, special. 1. Not like everyone else; outstanding from the ordinary, not like others. Lunch was served on special English service. Herzen. The case was nothing special. Crnshvsky. You had to see how he spoke in order to understand the special, inexpressible simplicity of his speech. Maksim Gorky. ? Great in power of manifestation, significant. Aratov went to bed early, without much desire to sleep. Turgenev. It was with particular pleasure that I devoted the whole morning to viewing the zoological garden. Goncharov. Boris Alekseevich was rich and strong, his mind was especially sharp. A.N. Tolstoy. 2. Separate, special (obsolete). He lived in a special room.
Aya, oh; -benen (rarely), -benna. 1. Not like everyone else, not ordinary. Be distinguished by special kindness. Nothing special (noun; about something simple, ordinary; colloquial). 2. especially, adv. Not as always, not like everyone else, not as usual. Especially a lot of people. Especially important. It looks somehow special. 3. especially, adv. Especially, exceptionally. It's especially nice to see old friends. * Not especially (colloquial) - 1) not very much. Tired? - Not particularly; 2) not very good, average. How was the movie? - Not particularly. II noun feature, -i, g. (to 1 value).
Special
special; briefly form-en, -enna
Russian spelling dictionary. / The Russian Academy of Sciences. Institute rus. language them. V. V. Vinogradova. - M.: "Azbukovnik". V. V. Lopatin (executive editor), B. Z. Bukchina, N. A. Eskova and others.. 1999 .
special adj., used Often
Morphology: special, special, especially, special; more special;
adv.
especially, in a special way
1. A person, object, event, etc. is called special when they are different from others, not similar to them, have individual features. The autumn smell of the forest is very special. | He had a special, rare gift - to understand the language of animals and birds. | Today is my special day - name day. | ...
adj. 1) a) Unusual, exceptional in some way. respect. b) Not like others; peculiar. c) Different from others in degree of manifestation; significant. 2) Separate, special.