unique

adjective

UK /juːˈniːk/

1
very special, unusual, or good
You will be given the unique opportunity to study with one of Europe’s top chefs.
Synonyms and related words
Unusual in an interesting way
unusual
special
unique
2
not the same as anything or anyone else
Each person’s DNA is unique.
They have a totally unique approach to staff training.
Synonyms and related words
Unusual in an interesting way
unusual
special
unique
3
only existing or happening in one place or situation
unique to:
The problem is not unique to British students.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe situations and circumstances
against a backcloth of something
all’s well that ends well
as it is/as it turns out

unique

adjective

US /juˈnik/

1
very special, unusual, or good
You will be given the unique opportunity to study with one of Europe’s top chefs.
Synonyms and related words
Unusual in an interesting way
unusual
special
unique
2
not the same as anything or anyone else
Each person’s DNA is unique.
They have a totally unique approach to staff training.
Synonyms and related words
Unusual in an interesting way
unusual
special
unique
3
only existing or happening in one place or situation
unique to:
The problem is not unique to British students.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe situations and circumstances
all’s well that ends well
as it is/as it turns out
be better/worse off

unique

noun

1
unique page view (or visit) to a website
Traffic to the site has soared, going from 6 million to ten million uniques in six months (it took two years to get to the first 6 million).
Submitted from:
United States on 14/01/2011
Open Dictionary - January2011

Noun☞unique

单词	unique
释义	unique adjective UK /juːˈniːk/ Other entries for this word unique noun DEFINITIONS3 1 very special, unusual, or good You will be given the unique opportunity to study with one of Europe’s top chefs. Synonyms and related words Unusual in an interesting way unusual special unique 2 not the same as anything or anyone else Each person’s DNA is unique. They have a totally unique approach to staff training. Synonyms and related words Unusual in an interesting way unusual special unique 3 only existing or happening in one place or situation unique to: The problem is not unique to British students. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe situations and circumstances against a backcloth of something all’s well that ends well as it is/as it turns out unique adjective US /juˈnik/ Other entries for this word unique noun DEFINITIONS3 1 very special, unusual, or good You will be given the unique opportunity to study with one of Europe’s top chefs. Synonyms and related words Unusual in an interesting way unusual special unique 2 not the same as anything or anyone else Each person’s DNA is unique. They have a totally unique approach to staff training. Synonyms and related words Unusual in an interesting way unusual special unique 3 only existing or happening in one place or situation unique to: The problem is not unique to British students. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe situations and circumstances all’s well that ends well as it is/as it turns out be better/worse off unique noun Other entries for this word unique adjective DEFINITIONS1 1 unique page view (or visit) to a website Traffic to the site has soared, going from 6 million to ten million uniques in six months (it took two years to get to the first 6 million). Submitted from: United States on 14/01/2011 Open Dictionary - January2011 Noun☞unique
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