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in·di·vid·u·al·i·ty
In dih vI ju ae lih ti
复数:individualities
noun
total character peculiar to and distinguishing an individual from others
personality
separate or distinct existence
individual, person
archaic the quality or state of being indivisible
1610年代,“个人特质的总和”,来自 individual + -ity,或来自中世纪拉丁语 individualitas。指“作为个体存在的状态”始于1650年代。
个体性
The first known use of individuality was in 1600
individualizeverb
to make individual in character
to treat or notice individually
to change to fit the needs of an individual
individualizeverb
to make individual in character
to treat or notice individually
to change to fit the needs of an individual
individualitynoun
the qualities that make one person or thing different from all others
the quality or state of being an individual
1 We should respect individuality.
我们应该尊重个性。
2 Su Shi made every effort for the diversification and individuality of the artistic style.
苏轼力求艺术风格的多样化和个性化.
3 The piece, in its sheer size, argues for individuality within a limited notion of Asian femininity.
4 "People who gravitate here are open-minded and somewhat eccentric with a general appreciation for individuality and the creative process."
5 It’s healthy when you’re in a group to also be able to maintain your individuality.
6 Over the past few days, countless images show protesters moving through the streets with their individuality ablaze.
7 Lawrence prefaced those statements by saying it was important to maintain your individuality while part of a couple.
8 While individuality is conveyed by such details as a gun tattoo and an array of dominoes, the situation — and strongly implied sensation — is near-universal.
9 I was reminded of George Stubbs’s 18th-century horse paintings, in which all but featureless, flat backgrounds serve to honor the equine subjects’ individualities.
10 materials that highlight the individuality of each piece in the collection
11 But in the tourist-mobbed mass market of SoHo, this cacophony of individuality is sweet music indeed.
12 Only an artist as visionary as Janelle Monáe could turn an ancient Indian tradition into a sex metaphor that redefines “downward dog” and makes a statement about not letting society police your individuality.
13 As for those who say that gulag literature should not be so beautiful: "If we deny deported people their individuality, we put ourselves in the same position as the camps."
14 But to what extent do rules stifle individuality and creativity?
15 Her glamazons address fierceness and femininity in generic terms; you hope that she will return, at some point, to the individuality and emotional intelligence of portraiture.
16 Provides the high standard the specialty the individuality and the next to the skin design service.
提供高水准,专业、个性化及贴身的设计服务.
17 It seemed to me that if you're going to do zombies, you've got to give them personality, you've got to give them individuality or it's just going to be this blur.
18 She trained herself to put a lid on her individuality after she was criticized for it, at school and elsewhere.
19 The state often presents a threat to individuality.
国家的利益往往对个人自由构成威胁.
20 Similarly, in the art market, accounts that have a sense of individuality tend to exert the greatest influence.
2 特性
way quality property character nature capability attribute characteristic trait distinction singularity peculiarity particularity distinctive color touch mark self impress strain specialty vein knack coloration idiosyncrasy thing power parameter grain behaviour Tang speciality -ism -ity value stuff cast identity personality odour condition performance specific race signature qualification temper tang modality specificity propriety individualism timbre quale haecceity
3 特质
essential point quality characteristic dimension stamp distinction genius idiosyncrasy note style impress specialty speciality peculiarity property sense stuff attribute feel specific tap trait tang savor
4 个性
character personality individuation selfhood particularity self attitude kidney personalism self-identity selfness where is coming from nature individualism personhood individual haecceity identity personal mold mould peculiarity seity color colour distinction idiosyncrasy self-hood
5 个人
individual personal private particular intimate privy several peculiar corporal one-man person head personage private eye man jack own interior subjective individually personality
7 独立存在