particular
英単語「particular」の日本語の意味
米 /pɚˈtɪkjəlɚ/ · 英 /pəˈtɪkjələ/
particular の意味: 特定の、特別な、好みがうるさい、こだわりの強い、特に、とりわけ
形容詞
特定の
ほかでもない、ある決まった人や物を指す。
やさしい英語で: Used to show that you mean one exact person or thing.
- I like that particular colour.
- Was there a particular reason for calling?
- That particular shop closes early on Fridays.
特別な
普通より重要だったり、特にある人や物に関わっていたりする。
やさしい英語で: Greater or more important than usual, or connected especially with one person or thing.
- This issue needs particular attention.
- She took particular pleasure in helping children.
- There was no particular reason for my visit.
好みがうるさい、こだわりの強い
慎重に選び、気に入ったものやよいと思うものしか受け入れない。
やさしい英語で: If someone is like this, they choose carefully and accept only what they like or think is good.
- She is very particular about food.
- He has always been particular about his clothes.
- Are you particular about where you sit?
名詞
特に、とりわけ
「in particular」で、ある人や物に特に注目することを表す。
やさしい英語で: In the expression "in particular", used to give special attention to one person or thing.
- I enjoyed the music in particular.
- Is there anything in particular you need?
- Two pictures in particular caught her attention.
詳細、事項
物事についての細かな情報。普通は複数形で使う。
やさしい英語で: One small piece of information about something; usually used in the plural.
- Please send us your particulars.
- The two accounts differ in several particulars.
- She checked every particular before signing the form.
個物
集団全体や一般的な考えから切り離して捉える、一つの物や事例。
やさしい英語で: A single thing or case, considered separately from a whole group or general idea.
- A particular is an individual thing.
- The philosopher distinguished particulars from universals.
- This theory explains how each particular belongs to a class.
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