Especially meanings in Hungarian

különösen

Example:

I love all fruits, especially strawberries.

Minden gyümölcsöt szeretek, különösen a epret.

She is talented, especially in music.

Tehetséges, különösen a zenében.

Usage: informalContext: Used to highlight a specific item or aspect among a group.

Note: Commonly used to draw attention to something that stands out.

főleg

Example:

I enjoy outdoor activities, especially hiking.

Szeretek szabadtéri tevékenységeket, főleg a túrázást.

He reads a lot, especially science fiction.

Sokat olvas, főleg a tudományos-fantasztikus műveket.

Usage: informalContext: Similar to 'különösen', it is used to emphasize a preference or focus.

Note: Often interchangeable with 'különösen' in many contexts.

különösen fontos

Example:

This point is especially important in our discussion.

Ez a pont különösen fontos a megbeszélésünkben.

Safety is especially important when traveling.

A biztonság különösen fontos utazáskor.

Usage: formalContext: Used in discussions, reports, or contexts where emphasis on importance is needed.

Note: This usage conveys a sense of urgency or significance.

főleg azért, mert

Example:

I like this movie, especially because of the acting.

Tetszik ez a film, főleg azért, mert a színészi játék.

He enjoys the festival, especially because of the food.

Ő élvezi a fesztivált, főleg azért, mert az étel.

Usage: informalContext: Used to specify reasons for a preference.

Note: This form emphasizes the reason behind a preference.

Above all

This phrase emphasizes that something is more important or valued more than anything else.

Example: She loved music, above all classical pieces.

Note: It conveys a stronger sense of priority or emphasis compared to 'especially.'

In particular

This phrase is used to specify a particular thing or person when talking about a general category.

Example: He enjoys all sports, but he loves basketball in particular.

Note: It provides a specific focus within a broader category, similar to 'especially' but with a clearer indication of specificity.

Notably

This phrase highlights something that is deserving of attention or notice.

Example: The team played exceptionally well, notably their defense.

Note: It emphasizes a noteworthy aspect, similar to 'especially' but with a focus on highlighting significance.

Particularly

This phrase indicates a specific preference or emphasis within a group of similar things.

Example: I enjoy all fruits, but I am particularly fond of strawberries.

Note: It suggests a strong preference or emphasis similar to 'especially,' but with a more nuanced tone.

Specifically

This phrase is used to refer to something in a detailed or explicit manner.

Example: Can you tell me specifically what you need for the project?

Note: It indicates a clear and precise reference similar to 'especially,' but with a focus on explicitness.

Not least

This phrase suggests that something should not be overlooked or underestimated, emphasizing its importance.

Example: Her success was due to hard work, talent, and not least, support from her friends.

Note: It emphasizes the significance of a particular factor, similar to 'especially,' but with a focus on ensuring it is not disregarded.

In essence

This phrase is used to capture the central or most important aspect of something.

Example: His speech, in essence, conveyed the importance of unity and cooperation.

Note: It highlights the fundamental or core element, akin to 'especially,' but with a focus on essential characteristics.

Especially

Used to single out one particular thing or group of things as being more important or significant than others.

Example: I love all types of music, especially jazz and classical.

Note: Serves as the standard term for emphasizing the importance of a specific item or category.

Specially

Indicates that something is done for a particular purpose or person.

Example: This cake was specially made for your birthday.

Note: While it is oftentimes used interchangeably with 'especially,' 'specially' typically implies a distinct intention or custom-made nature.

Most notably

Emphasizes a particular person, item, or point above others.

Example: Many great inventors have contributed to society, but most notably, Thomas Edison.

Note: Stresses significance but with a slight difference in nuance, placing an emphasis on the chosen instance being particularly worthy of notice or acknowledgment.

Epic

Used informally to describe something grand, exciting, or exceptional.

Example: That party was epic, especially the dance-off at the end!

Note: Offers a colloquial and exaggerated twist to emphasizing the greatness or impact of a particular event or moment.

Especially during the winter months, it's important to stay warm.

Különösen a téli hónapokban fontos, hogy melegen tartsuk magunkat.

I love all types of music, especially jazz.

Szeretem az összes zenei stílust, főleg a jazzt.

This project is especially important to me.

Ez a projekt különösen fontos számomra.

Especially - Adverb (Adverb) / Adverb (Adverb)

Lemma: especially

Conjugations

Adverb (Adverb): especially

Syllables, Separation and Stress

especially Contains 4 syllables: es • pe • cial • ly

Phonetic transcription: i-ˈspe-shə-lē

es pe cial ly , i ˈspe shə lē (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

especially: 500 - 600 (Extremely common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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