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Meanings of specialised in English

Catalan
especialitzat

Developed or designed for a special activity or function.

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Usage of specialised in English
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They include: Creating specialised SAPS rural safety units and rural intelligence centres.
The South African
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Creation of a specialised process for dealing with complaints of unacceptable behaviour.
Radio NZ
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Left: clients enjoy a specialised charter services trip to Orana Wildlife Park.
Radio NZ
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Countries often specialised not in specific goods, but in bits of them.
The economist
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English football has not exactly specialised in complete-package midfielders down the years.
The Guardian
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A bronze, for example, entails the specialised and costly business of casting.
The Irish Times
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The specialised police search and rescue unit continued their efforts on Wednesday.
The South African
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And agricultural and horticultural machinery operators work on highly-specialised equipment, he says.
Radio NZ
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Other local bodies, seed suppliers and specialised financiers are often not coordinated.
Reuters
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Screenwaves aims to bring specialised films to rural audiences across North Yorkshire.
The Guardian
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He has specialised in Lebanon and the Hizbullah movement for many years.
The Irish Times
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But many involve microbes grown on an industrial scale by specialised companies.
BBC
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He was airlifted to South Africa for specialised treatment and has recovered.
The Guardian
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They are engaged in global competition to attract talent with specialised skills.
The Irish Times
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Most people on social media are not professional models with specialised cameraman.
The South African
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There are several specialised search engines dedicated to finding the cheapest flights.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
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