characteristic

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1 general:: characteristic something that is typical of someone or something and makes them easy to recognize: • He had several characteristics which made him different to the rest of his family. • the physical characteristics of the brain • He studied the special characteristics of adult speech addressed to children. quality a characteristic of a person, especially a good one such as kindness or intelligence: • Tina has a lot of good qualities. • I’m not sure about his leadership qualities. • Obedience is a quality that my father admires. feature an important or interesting characteristic of something: • it seems to be a feature of modern society that we tend to judge ourselves by our work above everything else. • A curious feature of the novel is the absence of women. • The building still has many of its original features. property [ usually plural ] technical a characteristic of a substance or object, for example hardness or elasticity, or how it behaves - used especially in scientific contexts: • We examined the physical properties of various metals. • changes in the electrical properties of cells • Some plants have healing properties. attribute formal a good or useful characteristic: • I suspected I probably did not quite possess all the attributes required to succeed at the highest level. • All living things are able to reproduce their kind, an attribute which no machine possesses.. good/bad points good or bad characteristics – used when someone or something has both good and bad characteristics: • The seller will obviously emphasize the car’s good points. • Draw up a list of your partner’s good and bad points.

Longman-Thesaurus

2 general::   noun ADJ. defining, distinctive, distinguishing, identifying, individual, marked, special, striking, unique | personal | common, family, inherited, national, shared | basic, general | chief, dominant, main, major, outstanding, principal | essential, fundamental, important, key, salient | desirable | behavioural, biological, cultural, demographic, economic, genetic, physical, psychological, racial, sexual, social | human VERB + CHARACTERISTIC have The two species have several characteristics in common.,   adj. VERBS be | become ADV. deeply, extremely, highly, very his highly characteristic features | entirely, utterly | fairly, quite PREP. of a problem that was fairly characteristic of late eighteenth century society

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

3 general:: characteristic adjectives a physical characteristic • physical characteristics such as your height and weight a personal characteristic (= relating to someone’s character ) • What are the personal characteristics that a leader requires? a human characteristic • The power of speech is an entirely human characteristic. a national characteristic (= typical of the people of a country ) • Organization is often seen as a German national characteristic. the main characteristic of something • A new interest in art was one of the main characteristics of this period. a common characteristic (= that people or things share ) • Successful firms tend to have common characteristics. a distinguishing/distinctive characteristic (= separating someone or something from others of the same type ) • The blue feathers are the distinguishing characteristic of the male bird. a defining characteristic (= one that is necessary in order to be a particular type of person or thing ) • Originality is one of the defining characteristics of a great band. an important/essential characteristic • An essential characteristic of good teaching is that it must create interest in the learner. an inherited characteristic • Intelligence is an inherited characteristic. a striking characteristic • Its canals are one of Amsterdam’s most striking characteristics. have a characteristic ( also possess a characteristic formal ) • He has all the characteristics of a great husband. show a characteristic ( also exhibit a characteristic formal ) • A material may exhibit the characteristics of both a liquid and a solid. share a characteristic • The group shared one characteristic - they were all under 25. inherit a characteristic (= get a characterstic from your parent ) • We all inherit physical characteristics from our parents.

transnet.ir

4 general:: adj. typical: It was characteristic of him. noun traits: She has good characteristics.

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