- especially adv. (exceptionally). olağanüstü, fevkalâde s. Wow! That was an especially good film. Vay be! Olağanüstü bir filmdi.
- The words especially and specially are often confused, but they have different meanings. Especially means “above all” or “particularly.”
- Notably and especially are both adverbs that are used to emphasize a particular point. However, there are some differences between the two
- especially ingilizce kelimesinin anlamı, zıt anlamlı kelimeler, kelimenin kullanım alanları,ingilizce örnek cümleler.
- The only difference is that ‘especially’ to some extent expresses a stronger conviction that one thing stands out best from the rest.
- Common error in using Especially: Especially can't come at the beginning of a sentence; we use it after the subject not before the subject.
- Recent studies are reexamining mitochondrial function, especially cellular respiration, in cancer. Psithurism happens a lot in New England, especially in the autumn.
- Behind many good adverbs is a good adjective; this is especially true for the word especially , which is built from the common adjective special .
- Especially, its adverb form, is much more common. ... Especially means "exceptionally, in a noteworthy manner, or particularly."
- especially nasıl okunur biliyor musunuz? especially şurada telaffuz edilmeyi bekliyor: especially için telaffuz kaydedin especially [en - uk].