characteristic

• 指某人、某物或某群体所具有的典型特征或独特性质，能够用来识别或区分他们。

Describes a typical quality or feature that belongs to and identifies a person, thing, or group.

1. Typical or distinctiveB2formal

   Showing the typical qualities or features of a particular person, thing, or group.

   典型的

   • Her characteristic kindness made her popular among colleagues.
   • The artist's characteristic style is bold and colorful.
   • This behavior is characteristic of children at that age.

   同义词distinctiveindividualparticularpeculiarrepresentativesignaturespecificsymbolictelltaletypical

   反义词atypicaluncharacteristicunrepresentativeuntypicalunusual

2. Identifying featureB2formal

   Serving to identify a particular person or thing by a specific quality.

   特有的

   • The characteristic smell of rain filled the air.
   • His characteristic laugh was heard across the room.
   • The building's characteristic architecture dates back to the 19th century.

   同义词distinctiveindicativeindividualpeculiarrepresentativespecifictypical

• 名词，指某人、某物或某群体所特有的、具有区分作用的特征、性质或属性。

A noun referring to a distinguishing feature, quality, or attribute that is typical of a particular person, thing, or group.

1. Distinguishing featureB1formal

   A typical or noticeable quality or feature that belongs to someone or something.

   特征

   • Patience is a characteristic of a good teacher.
   • The stripes are a characteristic of the zebra.
   • One characteristic of this region is its mild climate.

   同义词aspectattributedistinctive featurefacetfeaturehallmarkmarkpropertyqualitytrait

2. Inherent traitB1formal

   A quality that is natural or typical for a particular person, thing, or group.

   特征

   • Honesty is a characteristic that she values highly.
   • The characteristic of this species is its long tail.
   • A key characteristic of the new model is its energy efficiency.

   同义词attributefeaturehallmarkidiosyncrasypeculiaritypropertyqualitytrait