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

• 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。
• The peculiarities of the transporting and processing are high-speed and interaction.
  这种传送和处理的特点，一是高速，二是交互式的。
• 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。
• The structure, functions and maintenance peculiarities of the governor system of Gaobazhou Hydropower Plant are described.
  简要介绍了高坝洲水电厂调速器系统的结构功能及维护特点。
• 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。
• Each nation has its own peculiarities when it comes to doing business.
  谈到做生意，各国都有其独特之处。
• One of the peculiarities of her behaviour is that she shouts instead of talking.
  她在行为方面有一种怪癖，就是说话总爱高声嚷。
• Typically, each country has its own regulations and peculiarities in various areas.
  通常，每个国家在各地区有它自己的规则和特色。
• The state helps the areas inhabited by minority nationalities speed up their economic and cultural development in accordance with the peculiarities and needs of the different minority nationalities.
  国家根据各少数民族的特点和需要，帮助各少数民族地区加速经济和文化的发展。
• When religions flourish side by side they tend to pick up each other's ceremonial and other outward peculiarities.
  当几种宗教共同繁荣发展时，它们往往会学到彼此之间在仪式及其他一些外表上的独特之处。