Examples of using Idiosyncrasy in English and their translations into Dutch
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there must be careful because it can be idiosyncrasy.
Jesse Remignanti painstakingly studied every idiosyncrasy of the reverb effect.
Guests can enjoy a typical local menu, which reflects the idiosyncrasy of these pre-Columbian peoples.
The panel was intrigued by the puzzling yet beautiful idiosyncrasy of the presented objects.
For most people news is the fact that drug allergy, and idiosyncrasy of nutrients and medicines are not identical concepts.
Another idiosyncrasy of this agreement is that it is the only one in which shipowners do not have to pay a single tariff for carrying out their activities.
These four artists have made unique contributions to the world culture and, of course, have modified the idiosyncrasy of their hometowns, who proudly wear this title.
The idiosyncrasy of Argentine soccer,
sheer idiosyncrasy and mesh- up technology.
The woman at whom vomiting when she looks at the wild strawberry laid in a basket or on a dish(idiosyncrasy) begins is known.
In cases of drug overdose, as well as in the presence of allergic reactions or idiosyncrasy, the following side effects from taking clonidine may occur.
sometimes there is idiosyncrasy.
INVENTED NAME}{pharmaceutical form} is contraindicated in patients who have shown hypersensitivity or idiosyncrasy to either of its components, to any of the excipients
A form of lexical idiosyncrasy B An idiomatic dialect C The peculiar way an individual has of expressing himself in words D It is a synonym of"register" 44.
despite their complexity, idiosyncrasy and total disregard for convention,
Bernard Tschumi- I will argue that Van Ingelgem's idiosyncrasy stretches between their widened definitions of architectural practice.
The promenade is ideal for enjoying walks and spending time at the many pavement cafes, restaurants and shops that reflect the city of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria's intercultural idiosyncrasy.
disease states- in childhood is more likely idiosyncrasy, the cause of which is the immaturity of enzymatic systems of the body,
customs and/ or idiosyncrasy Cultural Identity.
which have a meaning that is specific for Jan De Cock- pure idiosyncrasy.