گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'personality'

1 عمومی:: صفت‌ شخص‌

2 عمومی:: وجود

3 عمومی:: شخصیت‌

4 عمومی:: اخلاق‌ و خصوصیات‌ شخص‌

5 عمومی:: هویت‌

6 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: شخصیت

1 general:: personality adjectives a strong personality • Mercer has a strong personality and always tells you his opinion. a forceful personality • The architect’s forceful personality ensured that the work progressed rapidly. a dominant personality (= controlling other people ) • He had a dominant personality and could be a bit of a bully. a warm personality (= friendly and kind to people ) • Everyone who knew Roseanne will miss her warm personality. an outgoing/extrovert personality (= liking to talk to people ) • The job requires someone with an outgoing personality. an engaging personality (= pleasant, so that people like you ) • He is strikingly handsome with a very engaging personality. a bubbly personality (= happy and eager to do things ) • Her bright and bubbly personality made her one of the most popular girls in her year. a lively/vivacious personality (= liking to meet and talk to people ) • Her lively personality won her many admirers. a charismatic personality (= strong and attractive, so that people admire and respect you ) • Like many other people, I was attracted by his charismatic personality. personality + NOUN a personality trait formal (= a part of your personality ) • She shares many of her mother’s personality traits. a personality disorder (= a mental illness affecting someone’s personality ) • The hospital treats patients with severe personality disorders. a personality clash (= when people cannot work together because they are so different ) • The band eventually split because of personality clashes. a personality test • Employers are increasingly using personality tests to help them select staff.

2 general::   noun character ADJ. bright, bubbly, extrovert, jovial, lively, outgoing, sparkling, vibrant, vivacious | attractive, charismatic, charming, engaging, lovely, magnetic, pleasant, warm | dominant, dynamic, forceful, formidable, powerful, striking, strong | vulnerable, weak | multiple, split He developed a split personality after the crash. VERB + PERSONALITY be, have Barbara is/has a very forceful personality. | develop | express, reflect His choice of clothes reflects his personality. | suit The job didn't really suit my personality. PERSONALITY + NOUN characteristic, trait | type | disorder, problem | development | change | test All candidates have to undergo a personality test. | clash PHRASES an aspect of your personality For the first time she was seeing the more unpleasant aspects of her husband's personality. | a clash of personalities, the force/power/strength of your personality He has achieved success by the sheer strength of his personality. | impose/stamp your personality on sth She stamped her personality on the whole programme. famous person ADJ. leading, prominent, top, well-known | sports | media, radio, television/TV PERSONALITY + NOUN cult the personality cult surrounding Stalin

3 general:: noun celebrity: He was a well known personality.