exclusive

• 指仅限于特定个人、群体或范围，不对所有人开放；也指高档、独特、排他的。

Describes something that is limited to a specific person, group, or area; not available to everyone.

1. Limited to a specific groupB1formal

   Restricted to a particular person, group, or area; not available to everyone.

   专属的

   • The club has an exclusive membership policy.
   • This is an exclusive interview with the president.
   • The hotel offers exclusive access to its private beach.

   同义词closedlimitedprivateprivilegedrestrictedselect

   反义词accessiblegeneralinclusiveopenpublic

2. Not including othersB2formal

   Used to indicate that something is not shared or included with others.

   排他的

   • The price is exclusive of taxes.
   • They have exclusive rights to the song.
   • This offer is exclusive to new customers.

   同义词onlyrestrictivesinglesoleunique

   反义词inclusive

3. High-end or luxuriousB1informal

   Associated with high quality, expense, or prestige.

   高档的

   • She shops at exclusive boutiques in the city.
   • The restaurant is known for its exclusive menu.
   • He drove an exclusive sports car.

   同义词elitefancyluxuriousposhpremiumritzyselectupscale

• 指只有特定来源、群体或出版物才能获得或拥有的东西，如独家报道、独家消息或专营权，其他人无法得到。

A noun referring to an item, story, or piece of information that is restricted to a particular source, group, or publication and not available to others.

1. B2formal

   A news story that is published or broadcast by only one news organization.

   独家新闻

   • The newspaper published an exclusive about the scandal.
   • The journalist broke the exclusive on the election results.
   • The network aired an exclusive interview with the president.

   同义词scoop

2. Exclusive rightB2formal

   A right or privilege that is limited to a particular person or group.

   专有权

   • The company holds an exclusive to distribute the product in Europe.
   • The club offers exclusives to its members only.
   • The artist signed an exclusive with the record label.

   同义词monopolyprerogativeprivilege