idiosyncrasy
idiosyncrasy 英 [ˌɪdiəˈsɪŋkrəsi] 美 [ˌɪdioˈsɪŋkrəsi]
n. （个人独有的）气质，性格，习惯，癖好
名词复数:idiosyncrasies
- If a person has an idiosyncrasy, he or she has a little quirk, or a funny behavior, that makes him or her different. If you only say goodbye in French, never in English, that would be an idiosyncrasy.
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- n. （个人独有的）气质，性格，习惯，癖好
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1. " He suggested that other researchers would need to also run their own tests to verify that the reported link was not "an idiosyncrasy of this particular sample of face images.
他建议其他研究者们要再进行测试，以验证研究结果并不仅是“特定脸部肖像样本的气质”。
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2. Libraries have begun to experiment with these approaches, but individual libraries may not have the scale to iron out local or personal idiosyncrasy or emphasis.
图书馆已经开始试验这些方法，但是单个图书馆的规模可能不足以解决本地或者个人的特性。
- idiosyncrasy (n.) c. 1600, from French idiosyncrasie, from Latinized form of Greek idiosynkrasia "a peculiar temperament," from idios "one's own" (see idiom) + synkrasis "temperament, mixture of personal characteristics," from syn "together" (see syn-) + krasis "mixture," from PIE root *kere- "to mix, confuse; cook" (see rare (adj.2)).
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