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 the idiosyncrasies of music history is the number of composers who flowered far from their native soil.
  音乐历史的特质之一就是那些在远离本土也能够盛名远播的作曲家的数量。
• He begins by discussing various JVM idiosyncrasies and optimizations in current compilers that might negatively affect performance testing.
  首先，他论述了当前编译器下不同JVM有着不同的特性和优化，而这些特性或是优化有可能会对性能测试产生负面影响。
• 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。
• Critics have suggested that Maradona's vocal nature and many idiosyncrasies often shift attention away from his players and onto himself.
  批评者们指出马拉多纳直言不讳的天性和特质总是能将注意力从球员转移到自己的身上。
• 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。
• And I could sense all his idiosyncrasies.
  我能体会到他的性格。
• One's idiosyncrasies always developed from his childhood.
  一个人的嗜好总是从他的童年期发展而来的。
• The use of lowercase letters for capital letters was one of the idiosyncrasies of the poet e.e.cummings.
  用小写字母代替大写字母是诗人e.e.卡明斯特有的风格。
• Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies
  每个人都有点小嗜好。
• 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。