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In Chinese, 独特 (dú tè) is commonly used to describe something that is unique, distinct, or original. It is often used to describe a person's characteristics or qualities, such as their personality, style, or talents. For example, one might say 他有一种独特的魅力 (tā yǒu yī zhǒng dú tè de mèi lì) to describe someone who has a unique charm. It can also be used to describe a physical object, such as a painting or a piece of furniture, that stands out from the rest. For example, one might say 这幅画有独特的风格 (zhè fú huà yǒu dú tè de fēng gé) to describe a painting with a unique style.
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1. 独一无二 (dú yī wú èr) - literally means "one and only," used to describe something that is truly unique and cannot be replicated.
2. 独具匠心 (dú jù jiàng xīn) - literally means "unique craftsmanship," used to describe something that is skillfully and creatively made.
3. 独树一帜 (dú shù yī zhì) - literally means "to stand out from the rest," used to describe something that is distinctive and sets itself apart from others.
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