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1. (n.) trait
a distinguishing characteristic or quality, esp. of one's personal nature:
bad traits.
2. trait
an inherited feature or characteristic:
a recessive trait.
3. trait
a pencil stroke.
4. trait
a touch or trace.
Etymology: (1470–80; < MF: lit., something drawn < L tractus. See tract1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) trait
a distinguishing feature of your personal nature
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1. (noun) trait
a quality or characteristic of a person
a personality trait; Stubbornness is a family trait.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. Trait
a stroke; a touch
2. Trait
a distinguishing or marked feature; a peculiarity; as, a trait of character
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Sense: a particular quality of a person's character
Patience is one of his good traits.
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 Afrikaans: karaktertrek |
 Arabic: صِفَه، ميزَه، خاصِّيَّه |
 Bulgarian: отличителна черта |
 Brazilian: traço |
 Czech: rys |
 German: der Charakterzug |
 Danish: træk |
 Greek: χαρακτηριστικό, γνώρισμα |
 Spanish: rasgo, característica |
 Estonian: iseloomujoon |
 Farsi: خصلت |
 Finnish: piirre |
 French: trait (de caractère) |
 Hebrew: תְכוּנָה |
 Hindi: विशेषता |
 Croatian: značajka, obilježje |
 Hungarian: (jellemző) vonás |
 Indonesian: watak |
 Icelandic: einkenni |
 Italian: caratteristica |
 Japanese: 特性 |
 Korean: 특징 |
 Lithuanian: bruožas |
 Latvian: īpašība; iezīme |
 Malay: sifat |
 Dutch: karaktereigenschap |
 Norwegian: trekk, karakteregenskap |
 Polish: cecha |
 Persian: خصلت |
 Pashto: خصلت |
 Portuguese: traço |
 Romanian: trăsătură (de caracter) |
 Russian: характерная черта |
 Slovak: črta, vlastnosť |
 Slovenian: poteza |
 Serbian: crta karaktera |
 Swedish: drag |
 Thai: คุณสมบัติ |
 Turkish: nitelik,özellik |
 Taiwanese: 特徵，特點，性格 |
 Ukrainian: характерна риса, особливі |
 Urdu: فطرت، امتيازي وصف |
 Vietnamese: nét tiêu biểu |
 Chinese: 品质，性格 |
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