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especializado

es-peh-syah-lee-sah-doh/espeθjaliˈθaðo/

especializado means specialized in Spanish (having specific knowledge or a specific purpose).

specialized

Also: expert
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Este es un hospital especializado en niños.

A2

This is a hospital specialized in children.

Necesitamos un técnico especializado para arreglar la máquina.

B1

We need a specialized technician to fix the machine.

El curso ofrece conocimientos especializados en marketing digital.

B2

The course offers specialized knowledge in digital marketing.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • experto (expert)
  • técnico (technical)

Antonyms

  • generalista (generalist)
  • básico (basic)

Common Collocations

  • personal especializadospecialized staff
  • equipo especializadospecialized equipment
  • conocimiento especializadospecialized knowledge

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Words that translate to "especializado" in Spanish:

expertspecialized

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📚 Etymology

From the Latin word 'specialis', which means 'particular' or 'individual'. It comes from 'species', which originally meant 'appearance' or 'kind'.

First recorded: 17th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: specializedFrench: spécialisé

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 'especial' and 'especializado'?

'Especial' means 'special' in a general sense (unique or favorite). 'Especializado' means 'specialized,' referring to specific technical knowledge or a specific function.

Is it a verb or an adjective?

It is technically a verb form (the past participle of 'especializar'), but it is most commonly used as an adjective to describe people or things.

Can I use it to describe a tool?

Yes! You can use it for tools, machines, software, or any object designed for a single specific task.