uniquely
gb/junˈikli/ us/junˈikli/
B2
Anglų
~ 8700
egyedülállóan, egyedi módon, kivételesen
B2
1
Vartosenos šablonas:
uniquely [adjective]
Her mix of technical and creative skills makes her uniquely qualified for the role.
Műszaki és kreatív készségeinek kombinációja egyedülállóan alkalmassá teszi erre a szerepre.
This museum is uniquely focused on the history of street art.
Ez a múzeum egyedülálló módon az utcai művészet történetére összpontosít.
Each person reacts uniquely to the medication, so the dose must be adjusted carefully.
The city is uniquely positioned between the mountains and the sea, giving it a special climate.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He is uniquely talented and plays three instruments very well.
Kivételesen tehetséges, és három hangszeren is nagyon jól játszik.
This small café is uniquely popular with local students.
Ez a kis kávézó különösen népszerű a helyi diákok körében.
Each child learns uniquely, so teachers must use different methods.
Our company is uniquely suited to solve this problem.
Dažna klaida:
Learners often confuse “unique” and “uniquely”. Use “unique” before a noun (e.g., “a unique chance”) and “uniquely” before an adjective or verb (e.g., “uniquely qualified”, “reacts uniquely”). Another mistake is using “uniquely” when they only mean “only”: “She is the only person here” is better than “She is uniquely the person here,” which sounds unnatural.
Reikšmė
in a way like no other
Kolokacijos
uniquely qualified
|uniquely positioned
|uniquely suited
|uniquely talented
|uniquely capable
|uniquely challenging
Sinonimai
distinctively (Focuses on having a special feature that clearly marks something out as different, without the strong idea of being the only one.)
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especially (Common everyday intensifier for degree; lacks the literal idea of being the only one of its kind.)
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exceptionally (Stresses a very high degree, often of quality or difficulty, more than the idea of being one of a kind.)
Antonimai
ordinarily (Suggests something is normal or usual, the opposite of being one of a kind.)
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typically (Means ‘in a usual or expected way’, contrasting with being different from all others.)
Temos
communication
|description
|work
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
In a way that is unlike anything or anyone else; sometimes used to mean ‘especially’ or ‘very’ before an adjective.
In a way that makes someone or something the only one of its kind, or clearly different from all others, often used to emphasize that something is especially or particularly true.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
uniquely
IPA
GB/junˈikli/
US/junˈikli/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
uniquely (1 skiemuo)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: uniquely
- Plural: uniquelies
Žodžių šeima
Forms
uniquelies
noun
Core family
unique
adjective B1
uniqueness
noun
Advanced or less common
nonunique
adjective
Posakiai
uniquely positioned
1/junˈikli pəzˈɪʃənd/
fixed phrase
in a one-of-a-kind advantageous situation
To be in a special place, time, or situation that gives you a strong or special advantage to do something.
Pavyzdžiai
- The company is uniquely positioned to enter the Asian market thanks to its local partners.
- Because of its location, the town is uniquely positioned to attract eco-tourism.
uniquely qualified
1/junˈikli kwˈɑləfˌaɪd/
fixed phrase
having a one-of-a-kind suitability
To have a special mix of skills or experience that makes you the best, or the only really suitable, person for a job or task.
Pavyzdžiai
- With her legal background and industry experience, she is uniquely qualified to lead the investigation.
- His years in both teaching and software design make him uniquely qualified for this training role.
uniquely suited
1/junˈikli sˈutɪd/
fixed phrase
perfectly or singularly appropriate
To be a very good, almost perfect, match for a particular job, role, or purpose, more than other choices.
Pavyzdžiai
- Her calm personality makes her uniquely suited to work in emergency situations.
- This software is uniquely suited to small businesses with remote teams.