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personality [ˌpɜːsəˈnælɪtɪ] n pl -ties
1. (Psychology) Psychol the sum total of all the behavioural and mental characteristics by means of which an individual is recognized as being unique 2. the distinctive character of a person that makes him socially attractive a salesman needs a lot of personality 3. a well-known person in a certain field, such as sport or entertainment 4. a remarkable person the old fellow is a real personality 5. the quality of being a unique person 6. the distinctive atmosphere of a place or situation 7. (often plural) a personal remark ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
personality noun 1. nature, character, make-up, identity, temper, traits, temperament, psyche, disposition, individuality She has such a kind, friendly personality. 2. character, charm, attraction, charisma, attractiveness, dynamism, magnetism, pleasantness, likableness or likeableness a woman of great personality and charm Translations personality [ˌpɜːsəˈnælɪtɪ] A. N 1. (= nature) → personalidad f she reached the top through sheer force of personality → alcanzó la cima simplemente gracias a su fuerte personalidad see also dual B see also multiple C see also split E 2. (= charisma) → personalidad f a woman of great personality → una mujer de gran personalidad some people find him lacking in personality → algunos encuentran que le falta personalidad 3. (= celebrity) → figura f, personalidad f politicians and other prominent personalities → políticos mpl y otras prominentes figuras or personalidades a well-known TV personality → una conocida figura de la TV a sports or sporting personality → una figura de los deportes 4. (= remarkable person) → personaje m the old fellow is a real personality → el viejo es todo un personaje 5. personalities (= personal remarks) → personalismos mpl the debate degenerated into personalities → el debate degeneró y se entró en personalismos B. CPD personality clash N → incompatibilidad f de caracteres personality cult N → culto m a la personalidad personality disorder N → trastornos mpl mentales personality test N → test m psicotécnico personality trait N → rasgo m de personalidad personality [ˌpɜːrsəˈnælɪti] n (= character) → personnalité f [celebrity] → personnalité f modif [trait, type] → de personnalité personality test personality clash n → conflit m de personnalités personality cult n → culte m de la personnalité personality disorder n → troubles mpl de la personnalité personality test n → test m de personnalité personality n (= personal remark) let’s keep personalities out of this → lassen wir persönliche Dinge aus dem Spiel personality [ˌpɜːsəˈnælɪtɪ] n (nature) → personalità f inv (famous person) → personalità, personaggio let's not indulge in personalities → lasciamo da parte i commenti personali personality [ˌpɜːsəˈnælɪtɪ] n (nature) → personalità f inv (famous person) → personalità, personaggio let's not indulge in personalities → lasciamo da parte i commenti personali How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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She said that when she was a child she had heard much of her Aunt Una--that she seemed to have been one of those people who are not soon forgotten, whose personality seems to linger about the scenes of their lives long after they have passed away. I know, indeed, that one's environment may be so affected by one's personality as to yield, long afterward, an image of one's self to the eyes of another. It is true that, under existing conditions, a few men who have had private means of their own, such as Byron, Shelley, Browning, Victor Hugo, Baudelaire, and others, have been able to realise their personality more or less completely. |
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