關於Particularly的意思和用法的提問

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A: “I am not particularly fond of Natalie; I like her sister Rhonda more.”

“I don’t mind where we go out to eat for dinner; I am not particular about the food I eat.”

“I didn’t mean to insult you when I said you were looking fine today; I meant nothing in particular by it.”

If someone asks “what are you doing today?”
You can respond, “Nothing in particular.”

A: "i like meat, particularly beef"
"he is particularly strange"

A: Particular - конкретный,особый,специфический
Which particular color of T-shirt were you looking for? -Какой особый цвет футболки вы искали?

A: 1. He didn't particularly show any interest in touching his pouding.

2. Studying is generally a particularly boring chore for some students these days.

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Good morning R

Surprising that no-one answered this

Think of the difference like this:

You particularly point at something
You especially elevate something

I particularly like .... - you are pointing at this thing, saying, pay particular attention

I especially like... - this thing is special. You want to elevate it in the eyes of the person you are speaking with

Make sense? Have a fine day 🙏

A: Both can have quite similar meanings and sometimes either can be used.
For example: I like the food, especially this dish. I like the food, particularly this dish. So usually they are interchangeable.

A: In most cases they are synonyms. I can’t think of any sentence where it wouldn’t have the same meaning right now.

A: it's just the same

A: Both mean the same thing roughly, I'd say especially is a bit stronger.

Particularly come from the word "particular" and refers to one certain object/thing/person/ect. Can say it's good or bad, it's just drawing attention to that object.

"I quite like the look of those t-shirts, particularly the yellow one."
"I don't particularly like this steak."

Especially does the same job, raises awareness with an object/person/situation but it adds a hint of importance to it.

"No answering back! Especially you, Simon!"
"I like those shoes, especially the black ones."
(Same kind of thing with the yellow shirt example, but it's drawing a bit more attention to the shoes."

A: specifically

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A: first one for both of them

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par-tic-you-lair-lee

A: particular, Particularly.
As you can hear, this doesn't sound much like its spelling. The "a" is a Schwa and the R is ignored.

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