personality
gb/pˌɚsənˈælɪti/ us/pˌɚsənˈælɪti/
A2
英语
~ 2400
személyiség, híresség, celeb, közismert személyiség
名词
A2
1
személyiség
B1
用法模式：
[someone]'s personality
Her friendly personality makes her easy to talk to.
Barátságos személyisége miatt könnyű vele beszélgetni.
He has a very curious personality that drives him to explore new ideas.
Nagyon kíváncsi személyiség, ami arra ösztönzi, hogy új gondolatokat járjon körül.
The job requires someone with a confident personality.
Living abroad changed his personality in many ways.
She has a warm personality that attracts people.
学习者例句
My sister has a happy personality.
A nővérem vidám személyiségű.
He has a quiet personality.
Ő csendes személyiségű.
She has a strong personality.
I like his friendly personality.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'personality' with 'person' — 'personality' is about character traits, not the physical person.
含义
a person's character traits
搭配
strong personality
|outgoing personality
|personality traits
|change in personality
|personality type
近义词
character (Often refers to moral qualities as well as personality traits.)
|
temperament (Refers more to natural or inborn aspects of personality.)
反义词
anonymity (Refers to the absence of personal identity or distinct traits.)
主题
psychology
|emotions
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
释义
The way a person usually thinks, feels, and acts.
The combination of emotional, behavioral, and mental qualities that make someone different from others.
名词
B1
2
用法模式：
[someone] is a [field] personality
She became a popular TV personality after hosting the show.
A műsor vezetőjeként népszerű tévés személyiséggé vált.
The event was attended by several sports personalities.
Az eseményen több sporthíresség is részt vett.
He is a well-known radio personality in the city.
学习者例句
She is a TV personality.
Ő tévés személyiség.
He is a sports personality.
Ő sporthíresség.
The singer is a big media personality.
常见错误：
Learners may confuse 'personality' in this sense with the general character traits meaning; here it refers to a famous person, not their traits.
含义
a well-known person
搭配
TV personality
|media personality
|sports personality
近义词
celebrity (More general term for any famous person.)
反义词
unknown (Refers to someone not known by the public.)
主题
media
|entertainment
|arts_entertainment
|communication
|core_vocabulary
释义
A person who many people know because they are on TV, in movies, or in public life.
A person who is famous or well known, especially in entertainment, media, or public life.
语法
词典原形
personality
IPA
GB/pˌɚsənˈælɪti/
US/pˌɚsənˈælɪti/
音节与重音
per - son - al - ity （4 个音节）
Stress on 2nd syllable (son)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: personality
- Plural: personalities, personality
词族
Forms
personalities
noun
Core family
Related words
personalize
verb B2
personalization
noun C1
Negative and opposite forms
impersonal
adjective B2
impersonally
adverb C1
Advanced or less common
相关表达
larger than life personality
1/lˈɑɹd͡ʒɚ ðən lˈaɪf pˌɚsənˈælɪti/
fixed phrase
very noticeable and impressive character
When someone’s character is so strong and interesting that they attract much attention.
例句
- The actor had a larger than life personality that made him unforgettable.
- She is remembered for her larger than life personality.
split personality
1/splˈɪt pˌɚsənˈælɪti/
fixed phrase
two different identities in one person
A medical or informal term for when one person seems to have two very different sides to their character.
例句
- In the movie, the villain has a split personality.
- He shows a split personality—sometimes kind, sometimes cruel.
personality clash
1/pˌɚsənˈælɪti klˈæʃ/
fixed phrase
conflict due to character differences
When two people cannot get along because their characters are too different.
例句
- They broke up because of a personality clash.
- Their breakup was mainly due to a personality clash.
- There was a personality clash between the two team members.
- There is a serious personality clash between the new manager and the team leader.
- Sometimes poor performance is really about a personality clash, not lack of skills.