Collocation
daily special
A dish or item that a restaurant or store offers at a special price or as a unique offering for one particular day.
Definition
'daily special' is a common English collocation. A dish or item that a restaurant or store offers at a special price or as a unique offering for one particular day.
the + daily special
“What's the daily special today?”
Examples
- The waiter informed us about the delicious daily special.
- What's the daily special at the cafeteria today?
- I always check the board for the daily special before ordering.
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- Last Tuesday, the daily special was a roasted chicken with herbs.
- Many customers visit specifically for their famous daily special.
- She decided to try the chef's recommended daily special.
- Don't miss out on our fantastic daily special!
- They often feature a vegetarian daily special on Mondays.
- Our restaurant prides itself on offering a unique daily special every evening.
- He asked the server about the ingredients in the daily special.
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