specialty
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++spe·cial·ty /ˈspeʃəlti/ noun (plural specialties) [countable] American English 1 DFFBESTa type of food that a person, restaurant, or area is well known for 〔某人、餐馆或地方的〕特色食品 SYN British English speciality Our specialty is clam chowder. 我们的特色菜是蛤肉汤。2 BESTKNOW somethinga subject or job that you know a lot about or have a lot of experience of 专业；专门研究；专长 SYN speciality British English Johnson’s specialty is medieval European history. 约翰逊的专业是中世纪欧洲史。3 a particular product or business that has one purpose or sells one type of thing 特产；专卖店 an area with clothes retailers and specialty shops 有服装零售店和特产商店的地区
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specialty• House specialties usually showcase a restaurant's strengths, so we asked our server to make some recommendations.• Y., a specialty foods producer whose line of six flavored mustards is just a few weeks into production.• Apply slightly tougher standards for employers who hire temporary foreign workers for specialty jobs in the high-tech industry and elsewhere.• Sports medicine is her specialty.• They are the largest retailer of specialty coffee in North America.• Each village, with its own specialty, fits into an interdependent fishnet structure connecting individuals in the various communities.• Customs also has periodic specialty auctions.• The majority leadership's specialty became mounting filibusters or using other delaying tactics to prevent majority rule.• Their specialty is prime rib.From Longman Business Dictionaryspecialtyspe‧cial‧ty1 /ˈspeʃəlti/ noun (plural specialties) [countable] especially American English a subject or skill that you know a lot about or have a lot of experience inSYN BrE specialityTheir specialty is combining computer hardware of various sorts into a single operating system.specialtyspecialty2 adjective especially American EnglishCOMMERCE1specialty products are special or unusual in some way, and are therefore usually expensiveSYNspeciality BrEa specialty chemicals business2specialty store/restaurant a shop or restaurant that sells products or food that are special or unusual in some wayspe·cial·ty nounChineseSyllable
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specialty
spe‧cial‧ty /ˈspeʃəlti/
noun (plural specialties) [countable] American English
1. a type of food that a person, restaurant, or area is well known for
SYN speciality British English:
Our specialty is clam chowder.
2. a subject or job that you know a lot about or have a lot of experience of
SYN speciality British English:
Johnson’s specialty is medieval European history.
3. a particular product or business that has one purpose or sells one type of thing:
an area with clothes retailers and specialty shops
spe‧cial‧ty /ˈspeʃəlti/
noun (plural specialties) [countable] American English1. a type of food that a person, restaurant, or area is well known for
SYN speciality British English:
2. a subject or job that you know a lot about or have a lot of experience of
SYN speciality British English:
3. a particular product or business that has one purpose or sells one type of thing:
especially