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Перевод: idiosyncrasy

[существительное]
черта характера; особенность стиля; особенность склада; идиосинкразия

Тезаурус:

1. It was only later that he found out that nearly everyone suffers from the same delusion in one form or another; at the time he was convinced that it was his own personal idiosyncrasy.
2. In Bartlett's view long-term memory involves the reconstruction of events, such remembering is subject to bias and distortion not only from idiosyncrasy but also from the context and even the culture.
3. The House of Lords' survival hangs upon its very idiosyncrasy.
4. Initially, he presumed that this phenomenon was merely a personal idiosyncrasy, but later observations showed that this was not the case at all: the tensing-up of neck muscles is practically universal.
5. It could be your background, your experiences, the audience you attract or anything that smacks of idiosyncrasy.
6. There are good pedagogic reasons for avoiding idiomatic idiosyncrasy of this kind.
7. The Cassini map has a charming idiosyncrasy in the shape of the "Moon Maiden", one of a number of fanciful lunar inhabitants that have been introduced at various times.
8. It would do me no harm to accept it for what it is: an idiosyncrasy of chub, and stop trying to find out why.
9. A "point" is an idiosyncrasy or peculiarity about a work which may be held to determine priority of edition, impression or issue.
10. Providing he retains control (which he has so far succeeded in doing), he can play the media and not be affected by the media's idiosyncrasy.
11. This particular movement, however, brings out one interpretative idiosyncrasy that I could do without; namely the inordinately drawn-out unison notes which form a dynamic contrast to the quieter material of the second subject.
12. Another idiosyncrasy of carp is their unpredictable feeding times.
13. He associated the grain of mustard with his own activities, with Roth's, with Jews generally, with the awkwardness and tartness and wholesomeness of idiosyncrasy and dissent.