personal idiosyncrasy 个人怪癖
medical idiosyncrasy 医学特异质
behavioral idiosyncrasy 行为怪癖
linguistic idiosyncrasy 语言习惯
idiosyncratic reaction 特异质反应
1. The doctor noted the patient's idiosyncratic reaction to the new medication.
医生注意到患者对新药物有特异质反应。
2. His idiosyncrasy of always arriving ten minutes early was a well-known trait among his colleagues.
他总是提前十分钟到达的怪癖在同事中是众所周知的。
3. The author's writing style has a distinct idiosyncrasy that makes it easily recognizable.
这位作者的写作风格有一种独特的个人特色，使其很容易被识别。
A: I noticed you always organize your desk alphabetically. Is that a personal idiosyncrasy?
A：我注意到你总是按字母顺序整理书桌。这是你的个人怪癖吗？
B: Yes, it's one of my idiosyncrasies. It helps me feel calm and focused.
B：是的，这是我的怪癖之一。它帮助我感到平静和专注。
1) 指个人的特殊习惯或怪癖。
2) 在医学上指个体对药物或环境因素的非典型、特异性反应。
3) 指某事物特有的、不寻常的性质或特征。
1. 个人特质；怪癖；特有习惯
2. (医学) 特异质；特异性反应
e.g.His idiosyncrasies are part of his charm.
他的怪癖是他魅力的一部分。
noun
1. A characteristic of a particular person or group of people, especially one that is strange or unusual.
Synonym: quirk, eccentricity, peculiarity