peculiarities

英 [pɪˌkjuːlɪˈærɪtiz]

美 [pɪˌkjuliˈɛrətiz]

n.  怪异的性质(或习惯); 怪癖; (人、物、地等的)个性，特色，特点; 奇怪; 怪异
peculiarity的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 怪癖；古怪之处
  Apeculiaritythat someone or something has is a strange or unusual characteristic or habit.
  1. Joe's other peculiarity was that he was constantly munching hard candy.
     乔还有一个怪癖，就是喜欢不停地嚼硬糖。
• N-COUNT 独特之处；特性；个性
  Apeculiarityis a characteristic or quality which belongs or relates only to one person or thing.
  1. Each nation can have its own peculiarities when it comes to doing business.
     每个民族做生意时都有自己的特色。
  2. ...a peculiarity of our times.
     我们时代的特性

双语例句

• Each CA issues certificates based on variations of local laws plus their own peculiarities.
  每个CA问题，对当地法律，加上他们自己的特点变化的证书。
• However, just as musicians identify with the history, culture, and technical peculiarities of their instruments, so too do programmers identify with their languages and systems.
  不过，音乐家把自己乐器的历史、文化和技术特性视为一个整体，而程序员们正如他们一样，对于自己所用的语言和系统也存在同样的认同感。
• In essence, competent trade organisations offer a wonderful insight into the peculiarities of an industry.
  事实上，称职的行业组织会对行业特性提出绝妙的见解。
• Criticism of Germany also fails to recognise the peculiarities of European integration.
  对德国的批评也未能认识到欧洲一体化的独特之处。
• Because of the peculiarities of human psychology, though, it's actually more the rule than the exception.
  不过处于人类心理特性原因，与其说这个思考方式是一个例外，不如说是一个规律。
• The technical peculiarities of the network makes the network media face the new moral problem of the network.
  网络在技术上的特殊性使网络媒体面临新的网络伦理问题。
• This war contained many events in one, and a quantity of peculiarities.
  那次战争在一件事里包含了许多事，并且还有许多奇特之处。
• It was one of boylan's peculiarities that he wanted to humiliate her.
  博伊兰的怪癖之一是想羞辱她。
• The language of each of his heroes fits his status in society and discloses the peculiarities of his character.
  他的剧中人的语言适合各自的社会地位，并能表现出各自性格的特色。
• Children with this kind of ability are good at spotting the peculiarities of other people and imitating them.
  这类孩子善于发现别人的特征，善于模仿。