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idiosyncrasy

/ˌɪd.i.əˈsɪŋ.krə.si/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine charakteristische, oft eigenartige oder ungewöhnliche Eigenschaft, Angewohnheit oder Verhaltensweise bezeichnet, die für eine bestimmte Person oder Gruppe typisch ist.

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noun

/ˌɪd.i.əˈsɪŋ.krə.si/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine charakteristische, oft eigenartige oder ungewöhnliche Eigenschaft, Angewohnheit oder Verhaltensweise bezeichnet, die für eine bestimmte Person oder Gruppe typisch ist.

A noun referring to a distinctive or peculiar characteristic, habit, or mannerism that is specific to an individual or group.

  1. Personal quirkC1formal

    A unique or peculiar habit, behavior, or characteristic of a person.

    dePersönliche Eigenheit

    • His idiosyncrasy of always tapping his foot during meetings annoyed some colleagues.
    • She has an idiosyncrasy of arranging her books by color.
    • One of his many idiosyncrasies is eating dessert before the main course.

    Synonymecrotcheteccentricityfoiblemannerismodditypeculiarityquirksingularity

  2. Distinctive featureC1formal

    A distinctive or peculiar feature of something, such as a language, system, or object.

    deBesonderheit

    • The English language has many idiosyncrasies in its spelling rules.
    • The software has an idiosyncrasy that causes it to crash when processing large files.
    • The building's architecture has several idiosyncrasies that make it unique.

    Synonymecharacteristiceccentricitymannerismoddityparticularitypeculiarityquirksingularitytrait

Formen
  • idiosyncrasies plural form
  • idiosyncrasies' possessive plural form
  • idiosyncrasy's possessive singular form
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