unusual or unique; different from the ordinary

used to emphasize a specific example or instance within a broader context; specifically

characteristic; feature; trait; a special or unique quality

fashion or photographic model; a loanword

distinguishing feature or quality; unique style

special; particular; unusual; exceptional or extraordinary in nature

a characteristic or distinguishing feature; a trait; a property

a person engaged in intelligence or secret service work; a secret service agent

unique; distinctive; unlike others

a specific property or unique quality belonging to a person or thing

specially designated, stipulated, or fixed

a price that has been lowered for a sale or special promotion; bargain price

for a special purpose; specifically for a particular task or visitor

Kate (English name) name

especially large; exceptionally big; particularly great in size or degree

Intel, the American multinational technology corporation

Adolf Hitler (1889-1945), leader of the Nazi Party and dictator of Germany during World War II

peculiar to a specific place or person; unique to; characteristic of; specifically possessed by

Robert (name)

to engage, employ, or commission someone by special arrangement for a specific task; specifically invited

specially; for a special purpose; specifically for a certain task

a unit of electrical potential or electromotive force; often abbreviated to [[伏|伏|fu2]]

special type; particular kind; a specific category within a larger class of things

A region or district set aside for specific purposes and managed with special policies, such as an economic or trade zone

The smallest unit of information in computing and digital communication, representing a single binary digit of 0 or 1.

Carter, specifically referring to Jimmy Carter, the 39th US President.

US car brand or the surname Ford

Patrick (English name)

to grant special permission

the quality of being specific to a particular subject, organism, or situation, especially in medicine or biology

to specially appoint or dispatch a person for a specific mission; specially appointed

Formal expression used in official documents, announcements, or letters to mean 'specially here' or 'for this reason'; used to introduce an explanation, notice, or certificate.

privilege; prerogative; special rights that most people do not have

(loanword) unit of data transmission speed in computing

a special skill, strength, or aptitude that a person is particularly good at

Armed police who have undergone special training to carry out specific missions, such as anti-terrorism or riot control; short for [[特种警察|特種警察|te4 zhong3 jing3 cha2]]

Detroit, a city in Michigan, USA, known as a major center for the automobile industry

The capital and largest city of the Netherlands

female given name

Capital and largest city of the US state of Georgia; a major commercial and financial center in the Southeast.

peculiar; unusual; strange and unique; extraordinary

special qualities or traits; unique nature or characteristics

Saudi; abbreviation for [[沙特阿拉伯|沙特阿拉伯|sha1 te4 a1 la1 bo2]]

a remarkable or difficult physical feat; a trick requiring exceptional skill

a person who has undergone special training to perform tasks such as intelligence gathering, sabotage, or subversion; spy; operative

The "at" symbol (@) used in email addresses

Yasser Arafat (1929-2004), Palestinian leader and Nobel Peace Prize winner

Grant (English name)

a product or specialty that is unique to or famous in a particular area; special local product