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specialised

adjective (specialised; US: specialized); verb form (past of specialise)

«specialised» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Specialised means made or trained for one particular job or purpose: specialised equipment, a specialised doctor. tree →
  2. Past of «specialise»: she specialised in history. tree →

In the lessons

Science: specialised cells have a special shape for their job, like red blood cells (carry oxygen), nerve cells (carry messages) and root hair cells (take in water). This is a key idea in primary and secondary science. Everyday life: specialised tools, specialised schools, specialised knowledge.

Examples

  • Red blood cells are specialised to carry oxygen. tree →
  • Firefighters wear specialised clothing. tree →
  • The hospital has a specialised unit for burns. tree →
  • Divers need specialised equipment. tree →
  • Nerve cells are long and specialised to send messages. tree →
  • Grandpa specialised in fixing old clocks. tree →
  • This job needs specialised training. tree →

Note

UK spelling specialised; US specialized. Do not confuse with «special» (unusual, important). «Specialised» means designed for one job.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/specialised/