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pə'tikjulə1) (of a single definite person, thing etc thought of separately from all others: this particular man/problem.) bestemt, særlig, spesiell2) (more than ordinary: Please take particular care of this letter.) særlig, spesiell3) (difficult to please: He is very particular about his food.) kresen, vanskelig å gjøre til lags, nøye•- particulars
- in particulardetalj--------spesiell--------særlig--------særskiltIsubst. \/pəˈtɪkjʊlə\/, \/pəˈtɪkjələ\/1) detalj2) (hverdagslig, noe gammeldags) forklaring: noe som har en spesiell karakter, særegenhet e.l.3) ( spesielt jus) fremstillingfor further particulars apply to... nærmere opplysninger kan fås hos..., ytterligere opplysninger kan fås ved henvendelse til...go into particulars gå i detaljer, gå i enkeltheterin particular især, i særdeleshet, særlig, spesielt, særskiltnothing in particular ikke noe spesieltnowhere in particular ikke noe spesielt stedparticulars detaljerte opplysninger, detaljer, enkeltheter, nærmere opplysningerpersonaliaIIadj. \/pəˈtɪkjʊlə\/, \/pəˈtɪkjələ\/1) spesiell, enkel, enkeltstående, særlig2) bestemt• why did he want that particular book?3) karakteristisk, særegen4) ( om person) vanskelig å gjøre til lags, nøye, fordringsfull, kresen, kritiskhun er kresen med hva hun spiser, hun er vanskelig å tilfredsstille når det gjelder mat• do you want tea or coffee? I'm not particular5) detaljert, nøyaktig, utførlig6) ( logikk) partikulærbe particular about eller be particular over være nøye, være kresen medfor a particular purpose med et bestemt formål, i en bestemt hensiktnothing particular ikke noe spesielt, ikke noe særligrender particular thanks to uttrykke en spesiell takk tiltake particular trouble gjøre seg stor umak, anstrenge seg mye
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