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special in Italian

special in Italian is speciale, specifico — special means different from what is usual or ordinary in a valued way.

special in Italian

speciale
adj
Distinguished by a unique, particular, or unusual quality.
specifico
adj
Distinguished by a unique, particular, or unusual quality.
speciale
adj
Of particular value or interest; dear; beloved.

What does "special" mean?

  1. adj Different from what is usual or ordinary in a valued way.
    "She saved her favorite dress for a special occasion."
  2. noun A reduced price offered for a limited time, or the item sold at that price.
    "The restaurant's lunch special was soup and a sandwich for six dollars."
  3. noun A one-off television or radio program outside the usual schedule.
    "The network aired a holiday special featuring the whole cast."
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special in a sentence

  • She saved her favorite dress for a special occasion.
  • Every child is special in their own way.
  • The restaurant's lunch special was soup and a sandwich for six dollars.
  • The network aired a holiday special featuring the whole cast.

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What is "special" in Italian?

"special" in Italian is speciale, specifico. special means: Different from what is usual or ordinary in a valued way.

How do you use "special" in a sentence?

Example: "She saved her favorite dress for a special occasion." In Italian, "special" is speciale, specifico.

Are there other ways to say "special" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "special": speciale, specifico.

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