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Перевод: personality

[существительное]
личность ; индивидуальность ; особенности характера; личные св`ойства; известная личность; персона ; деятель ; выпад ; выпады

Тезаурус:

1. To some people, this is a confirmation of the old idea that there is something inherently wicked in the feline personality, and that the animal deliberately selects someone with a cat phobia and then sets out to cause them embarrassment.
2. The easy explanation points to the personality of Mr Kinnock - and it probably is true that the Labour leader's worthiness and lack of grasp of detail probably did damage the Labour cause.
3. But if Eliot in the poem has adopted the personality of a fertility god, this god is a peculiarly Prufrockian one in the sense that for all "The constant flame shall keep me warm," he remains not simply a minor divinity, neither being nor meant to be Prince Hamlet, but also, for all the lovers' attentions, an impotent ghost, "A bloodless shade among the shades/ Doing no good, but not much harm".
4. His development as a personality and player in his three months with Celtic were illustrated during last week's glorious exit from the European Cup Winners' Cup.
5. Gomez had earned his status through the calm weight of his personality as much as by his physical strength and the inevitable accuracy of his firepower.
6. He founded the Institute of Psychiatry and applied psychometric and experimental methods to the study of personality, long regarded as a soft option.
7. Katie Boyle, TV and radio personality, is here to help.
8. This is one clear way in which we can recognise the clear distinction between the form of human personality and the form of divine personality.
9. So your personality sets very broad limits, but whatever its nature it leaves you with plenty of room to manoeuvre when it comes to ways of behaving.
10. This is true of some of the younger Italian writers too, but not of all: Andrea De Carlo, for example, puts much more "personality" into his observing heroes and heroines than the nouveaux romanciers ever did, but it is a very different personality from that of Palomar.
11. Trait theories stress the personality of the leader above all other factors - leadership requires a range of inherited characteristics or personality traits which are given priority over the job nature and demands of the job itself.
12. The greatest risk in men is found in those with affective illnesses or schizophrenia; in women the highest risk is in those with affective illnesses and/or personality disorders (Copas and Robin 1982).
13. Apart from a few statutory exceptions based on tax, fraud and other predictable areas, the Salomon principle of separate legal personality is still applied to subsidiary companies.