idiosyncrasies

英 [ˌɪdɪəˈsɪŋkrəsiz]

美 [ɪdioʊˈsɪnkrəˌsiz]

n.  (个人特有的)习性; 特征; 癖好
idiosyncrasy的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR (个人特有的)癖好，嗜好;(物品的)特色，特点
  If you talk about theidiosyncrasiesof someone or something, you are referring to their rather unusual habits or characteristics.
  1. Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies...
     每个人都有点小嗜好。
  2. The bike has style, it has looks, it has its little idiosyncrasies...
     这辆自行车品质一流，外观漂亮，有一些细节之处与众不同。
  3. The book is a gem of Victorian idiosyncrasy.
     这本书展现了维多利亚时代特色的精华。

双语例句

• One of her idiosyncrasies is whistling for her cats.
  吹口哨唤她的猫是她的癖好之一。
• Not surprisingly they come in all sorts of flavours and idiosyncrasies, many of which impressed us and tickled our funny bones no end.
  他们带来各自的风采、各自的韵味，也带来了很多幽默和乐趣。
• Yet the idiosyncrasies of the eurozone should not distract us from the general nature of the fiscal crisis that is now afflicting most Western economies.
  不过，这场财政危机正折磨着多数西方经济体，欧元区的特性不应使我们忽视其一般性。
• Understanding the threading idiosyncrasies of the Java compiler and the JVM will help you write more efficient, better performing Java code.
  理解Java编译器的线程处理特性和JVM将有助于您编写更高效、性能更好的Java代码。
• Therefore, restoring a system requires software that can deal with these idiosyncrasies.
  因此，还原系统就需要有能够处理Windows这种特性的软件。
• And I could sense all his idiosyncrasies.
  我能体会到他的性格。
• One of her little idiosyncrasies is always washing in cold water.
  她有个怪习惯，就是洗什麽都爱用冷水。
• It is "lookism": the formation of one's opinion of another based entirely on their superficial attributes and aesthetically pleasing idiosyncrasies.
  这就是“外表歧视”：完全根据一个人的外在特征和美丑特性来对他人作出判断。
• Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies
  每个人都有点小嗜好。
• It is to see them as unique individuals with all their idiosyncrasies, strengths, and weaknesses, their similarities and differences.
  是把他们看作独一无二的个体，一个有着自己的习性、长处、缺点，与我们有相同和不同之处的个体。