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小词详解 | trait
trait 英 [treɪt] 美 [treɪt]
The peculiar traits of each emerging market, from macroeconomic management to productivity growth, will have a greater say in how its economy performs as well as how investors view it.
每个新兴市场的独特特征,从宏观经济管理到生产力增长,都将对其经济表现以及投资者对它的态度产生更大的影响。
——《经济学人》Allies describe Trump as warm, engaging and witty, traits at odds with the totemic stance she often takes in public.
支持者用热情、迷人、诙谐等词来形容特朗普夫人,这些特点与她常常在公众场合做出的图腾式姿态有差异。
——《纽约时报》
[名词] (通常属于某一个人的)一种显著的品质或特征
具有幽默感是她更讨人喜欢的特点之一。
Her sense of humour is one of her better traits.胆小绝非女性才具有的特征。
Timidity is by no means a female-only trait.
Never to have lied, never to have said, for any interest whatever, even in indifference, any single thing which was not the truth, the sacred truth, was Sister Simplice's distinctive trait; it was the accent of her virtue.
她从不曾说谎,从不曾为任何目的、或无目的地说过一句不实在的、不是真正实在的话,这一点便是散普丽斯姆姆突出的性格,也是她美德中的特点。
hallmark: a feature or quality that is typical of sb/sth attribute: a quality or feature regarded as a characteristic or inherent part of someone or something feature: a distinctive attribute or aspect of something