n.特质，癖好，特征，(个人特有的)习性

原形：idiosyncrasy复数：idiosyncrasies

His idiosyncrasy of always wearing a hat indoors sets him apart from others.
他总是室内戴帽子的癖好使他在人群中显得与众不同。
The artist had an idiosyncrasy of using unconventional materials in her sculptures.
这位艺术家有一个特点，即在雕塑中使用非常规材料。
My cat has an idiosyncrasy where she only drinks water from a running tap.
我的猫有一个习性，只喝从水龙头流出来的水。
His idiosyncrasy for organizing his books by color rather than subject surprised his friends.
他按书的颜色而不是主题来整理书籍的独特习惯让朋友们感到惊讶。
The chef's idiosyncrasy of adding a secret ingredient to every dish made his cuisine famous.
大厨每道菜都加入秘制调料的独特做法使他的菜肴声名远扬。
Her idiosyncrasy of speaking in rhymes made her conversations both charming and memorable.
她说话喜欢用押韵的习惯使得她的对话既迷人又令人难忘。
It's just his idiosyncrasy to leave the TV on all night, even though he's asleep.
他有个习惯，即使睡着了也会整晚开着电视，这很特别。
The writer's idiosyncrasy of beginning each chapter with a quote became her trademark style.
这位作家每章以引用开始的独特做法成为了她的标志风格。
He had an idiosyncrasy about never eating food that was touching on his plate.
他有一个怪癖，不喜欢盘子里的食物相互碰触。
The musician's idiosyncrasy of playing the piano with just his thumbs initially puzzled his audience but later became appreciated.
这位音乐家用拇指弹钢琴的独特方式起初让观众困惑，但后来受到了赞赏。