('Brit') The teacher asked the students to write down their 'particulars' [=personal facts, such as their names and addresses] on a sheet of paper.
('US, law') The court ordered the state to file a 'bill of particulars'. [=a detailed list of the charges or claims made in a legal case]
He's a brilliant pianist known for his recordings of Bach, 'in particular' his recording of the Goldberg Variations.
(..) Who do you think you're talking to? Please, Driss. How much? You're silly. Well, there's something. There's a particular touch to it. But I mean... . ' for an unknown artist seems like a lot. Hmm... On the other hand, if I don't buy it it's going to be worth the triple in a year... (..)2011 The Intouchables
(..) He's sending letters. Letters? - To whom? - To women, usually. No kidding. Who is it? There's one in particular. El'onore. Who is El'onore? I've never seen her. How come? That's how epistolary (..)2011 The Intouchables