青年中文idiosyncrasies的意思
idiosyncrasies中文翻譯：
特異體質
(對藥物、食物等的)[醫]特異反應，過敏
氣質，習性，癖好（idiosyncrasy的名詞復數）
個性,[心理]特異品質
個人喜好
特有的風格（idiosyncrasy的名詞復數）
idiosyncrasy───n.（個人獨有的）氣質，性格，習慣，癖好
idiosyncratic───adj.特質的；特殊的；異質的
idiosyncratical───特殊的
idiosyncratically───獨特地
idiodynamics───意念控制
idiosyncratic style───獨特風格
biosynthesis───n.生物合成
idiocies───n.白癡；白癡的行為
idiodynamic───adj.意念控制的
The car has its little idiosyncrasies.───這輛車有它的一些小小脾氣。
Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies.───人人都有幾個小癖好。
Each market has its own idiosyncrasies.───每個市場都有自己的特質。
As you work more with JMX, however, you could notice a number of idiosyncrasies when using implicit MBean construction.───不過，使用JMX時，在使用隱式MBean構造時會注意到一些特性。
One of her little idiosyncrasies is always washing in cold water.───她有個習慣，就是喜歡老在冷水里洗東西。
It is to see them as unique individuals with all their idiosyncrasies, strengths, and weaknesses, their similarities and differences.───是把他們看作獨一無二的個體，一個有著自己的習性、長處、缺點，與我們有相同和不同之處的個體。
Critics have suggested that Maradona's vocal nature and many idiosyncrasies often shift attention away from his players and onto himself.───批評者們指出馬拉多納直言不諱的天性和特質總是能將注意力從球員轉移到自己的身上。
CHOPIN: NOCTURNES One of the idiosyncrasies of music history is the number of composers who flowered far from their native soil.───肖邦：夜曲音樂歷史的特質之一就是那些在遠離本土也能夠盛名遠播的作曲家的數量。
The electronic search system reveals idiosyncrasies in the second edition that were not apparent before or did not matter.───電子檢索系統揭示出在第二版中的古怪特征，以前在印刷版中并不明顯或者是無關緊要。
One of the idiosyncrasies of this printer is that you can't stop it once it has started to print.
I adjusted to my husband's many idiosyncrasies.
One of her little idiosyncrasies is always washing in cold water.
Everyone has a few little idiosyncrasies.
The idiosyncrasies of its founding Communist fathers played a role in this key difference.
The car has its little idiosyncrasies.
One of her idiosyncrasies is keeping pet dog.
Normally, harsh discipline was personalized as the idiosyncrasies of those superiors.
The idiosyncrasies of the certificates make Cornish towns exceptionally difficult to characterise.