traits

英 [treɪts]

美 [treɪts]

n.  (人的个性的)特征，特性，特点
trait的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 特征;特点;特性
  Atraitis a particular characteristic, quality, or tendency that someone or something has.
  1. The study found that some alcoholics had clear personality traits showing up early in childhood...
     研究发现一些酗酒者在童年早期就显现出鲜明的人格特征。
  2. Creativity is a human trait.
     创造力是人类的一种特性。

双语例句

• The old and new traits are amalgamated to form a system that is different from either of the two original cultures.
  新旧特征被混合起来，形成了一个与原来的两个文化中的任何一个都不相同的体系。
• He discovered the patterns and importance of recombinant recessive and dominant traits.
  他发现重组隐性性状和显性性状的模式与重要性。
• Technology does not consist merely of gadgets and machines, or seeds and genetic traits.
  技术并不仅仅有装置和机械或者种子与遗传性状组成。
• Therefore, it is highly likely that we will have "different" loci for obesity and related traits.
  因此，看起来很像是我们肥胖的位点和相关特性“不同”。
• On the whole, I don't see that Harry shows many traits or characteristics of arrogance.
  但整个地说，我看不到哈利表现出了许多傲慢的特征或特色。
• New pet abilities and traits added.
  增加了新的宠物技能和特点。
• He always preferred to see institutions developing out of distinctive national traits and national traditions.
  他总是愿意看到机构发展鲜明的民族特点和民族传统了。
• Hair traits and associated medical and social implications influence our perceptions of each other and ourselves.
  头发的特征和它在医学及社会交际上的隐含意义影响着我们对他人和自我的认知。
• Anecdotal evidence also suggests that a parent's physical or intellectual traits may have some influence on children.
  轶事证据也显示父母的身体和智力特点会对孩子有某种影响。
• The study also suggests a new model for a comprehensive assessment of personality traits.
  该研究提出了一种人格特征综合评定的新模式；