idiosyncrasies

n.

（某人特有的）气质，习性，癖好( idiosyncrasy的名词复数 )；

1. One of her little idiosyncrasies is always washing in cold water.
   她有个怪习惯,就是洗什么都爱用冷水。
2. Eating no meat was Amy's idiosyncrasy.
   不吃肉是艾美的习惯。
3. Personality is the supreme realization of the innate idiosyncrasy of a living being.
   人格是生物内在特质的最高实现。

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