Everyone's personality is determined by both genetic and environmental factors.
Let's look at ten personality types (one of which may be your own), which are caused by the way culture, growth, family background and environment interact with heredity.
Of course, we don't start with words, but with ideas.
Personality beauty/,p? s？ n？ l？ ti/？ Character; Character; Celebrity? A complicated personality
Combination? America/,kɑmb? nen/？ Combination; Combination; Joint; [Chemistry] Combination
Gene beauty /d'n? t？ k/？ Inherited; Inherited; Hereditary; inherited
Factors? America /'f? kt？ z/？ Factor (complex number factor(factor) v. as an agent; Factors of decomposition; Take ... as a factor (the third person singular of the factor)
Interactive beauty/,? nt？ ? kt/？ Mutual influence; Interaction six. Interaction; Interaction? Inter-act drama; space
Heredity? English? /h？ Red? t？ /? Heredity, heredity? Complex heredity
idea
I'll come first.
Your attitude towards life is simple, direct and aboveboard-every decision you make is based on the answer to a question: "What's in it for me?" It would be too bad if your selfishness, greed and ruthless desire for self-improvement hurt others. "It's a cruel world, man, dog bites dog and so on. As far as I'm concerned, I won't be left behind!"
-Egoists
Beautiful attitude/'? t？ t？ d； ttud/？ Attitude; Viewpoint; Viewpoint; attitude
Aboveboard? Beauty/? b？ v'bord/？ Aboveboard; Frankly? Open and aboveboard; Open and aboveboard; fair
Selfish? American? lfn？ Selfish; Self-centeredness; deliberate
Greedy beauty/rid/? Greed; greedy
Ruthless beauty /'r? θl？ unmerciful/ruthless
Desire beauty /d? Za/n. desire; A request, a wish; Sexual desire? Want; Requirements; Hoping for ... desire? Name (desire); (just (cloth), England) Desiree
Self-improvement? Beauty/,s What if? Dewei nsm？ nt/？ Self-development; Promote one's own interests
Tough? America /t? Difficult, difficult; Strong and unyielding; Tough and firm; Strong, strong? Villains? Persistence; Endure, endure? Stubbornly, stubbornly? (tough) name; Tukh (UK)
Egoist /'iɡo? st/？ An egoist; Egoist
2. The degree of conceit
"Now, let's have a look. Have you heard about the money I make? Did I tell you about my recent love conquest? Let me give you my opinion-I know, because I am an expert in almost everything! " You brag to the point of being annoying-there is only one string on your dialogue violin, that is, yourself; You play some monotonous changes on it: what you think, what you have done, how good you are, how you will solve the problems in the world, and so on. Disgusting.
-Egoist
Conceited beauty /k? Arrogance; Fantasy? illusion
Affectionate beauty/'? m？ r？ Sentimental; There is love; Passion; erotic
Conquer beauty /'k? kw？ st/？ Conquer, conquer; Trophy? Name; (British) conquest
Actually? America /'pr? kt？ kli/？ In fact; In fact; Almost; in fact
Boasting beauty /'bostfl/? Boast; Boasting; Conceit; sing one's own praises
A nasty beauty/? Annoying; Hateful; annoying
String/str/n. line, string; A string, a line? Tie it up; Tie it up; Line up in a row and string together; Stretch, straighten? Connect in a string; Line up? (string) name; Stahlin (Germany); Pound sterling (Sweden)
Dialogue beauty/,kɑnv? Conversation style, language, etc. ) informal and colloquial; Conversational, conversational
Violin beauty/,va'l? Violin; Violinist? (violin) name; Violin (Italy)
Which is beautiful. That is; in other words
Monotonous? Beauty /m? nɑt？ n？ s/？ Monotonous, without cadence; Unchanged
Variation beauty/,v? r？ En/n. change, change; Diversity (plural form of change)
Adnausam English/,? Dunn. : son? disgusting
Egoistic English/? Me? ɡ? t？ An arrogant person; A person who says "I" (adjective egoism, adverb egoism)
Let me help you.
You have discovered the secret of true happiness-caring for the happiness of others. Never mind your own interests. How's the next guy doing?
-Altruists
About beauty /k? N's About; As for ...? V. participation; Care (form of care); willies
Welfare? America /'w? l f？ r/？ N. welfare; Happiness; Welfare undertakings; Peace? Welfare; Receive social assistance
Fellow? America /'f? lo/？ (informal) men, boys, guys; Boyfriend; Colleagues, friends; The director of some colleges or universities; Members of academic or professional groups; Homologous substance; Graduate student (on scholarship)? Same kind, companion, colleague or fellow traveler? Researcher (USA, UK, India) (name)
Altruism/'? ltr？ ,? Love others; altruist
4. Leave me alone
Just like a biochemist studying a group of bacteria under a microscope, you carefully examine your every thought, feeling and behavior. Exploratory and useless questions, such as "What do others think of me?" "How do I look?" And "maybe I shouldn't say this?" It's your nagging companion, because you can't realize that others don't spend as much time and energy analyzing you as you think.
You may seem unsociable, but your greatest wish is to be liked and accepted. You may be shy and quiet, you are often moody and unhappy, and you like loneliness or the company of at most one person. You have a gift for creative work and don't like to participate in activities that require cooperation with others. You may even be a genius, or eventually become a genius.
-Introverts.
Biochemist USA /'ba? Okay？ m？ biochemist
Colony? America /'kɑl? Nickel/nitrogen colony; Immigrant team
Bacteria? Beauty /b? k t？ r/？ microorganism
Handsome girl/'horse? kr？ skop/？ microscope
Beautiful as a fairy/horse? nu？ Detailed Tli/adv exactly? per minute
Check? Beauty/? Goz. m？ Check; Investigation; Detection; Exam? Test of intransitive verbs; survey
Probingmei /'prob/？ 5. Detection by hand (or instrument); Investigate, explore; To detect with a Probe [adj]. Observe carefully? Explore, explore
In vain? English /'fju? ta？ l/？ Useless; Invalid; Not optimistic; Petty; unimportant
Constant beauty /' kūNST? Nt/adj. invariant; Constant; Often? Constant; Constant? (constant) name; (German) Constandt
Nagging about English /'n? g/？ Nagging; Picky; Disturbing? Nagging; Picky? Nagging (the form of nagging)
Companion? Companion; Colleague (company plural); Accompany? Fifth, companionship; Accompanying (three simple forms of companion)
Analyze English/'? n？ Los Angeles? Analysis (present participle of analyze)
Eager for English /d? za/？ Desire; A request, a wish; Sexual desire. Want; Requirements; Hope to get ... intransitive verb desire? Name (desire); (just (cloth), England) Desiree
Moody English /'mu? d？ /Moody; Irritability; Gloomy? (Moody's) (US, UK, Canada and Australia) Moody's (name)
Lonely English? l？ tju？ D/n.loneliness; Seclusion; A remote place
Crowdfunding English /kra? D/n. crowd; Audience; (informal) a group of people; Numerous? (a group of people) (make) crowded; Get close to (someone); Gather; Fill someone's mind with ideas or opinions; Urge (thus making people angry or unhappy)
Qualified English/'? pt？ tju？ D/n. natural trends; appropriate
Charming English/? Brother eun? d？ ; Charming? Participation (participation form); Guarantee; hire
Cooperation? English/Korean? re(？ ) n/n. cooperation, collaboration; make joint efforts
Genius English? Me? Genius, genius; Spirit? Complex genius; ghost
Eventually? English/? Vent? l？ Finally, finally
Introversion? English/'? ntr？ vt/？ Introverts; Something from the inside out? V. become bent inward; Turn inward, turn inward? Introversion; incurve
Let's do it together.
You will be an excellent teacher, consultant, administrator and insurance agent. You are always interested in other people's problems-sincerely, very interested. You are the soul of the party, because you never worry about the consequences of your actions and never doubt your dignity and propriety. You are usually very happy, usually full of energy; You like being with people, a lot of people. Your thoughts, your interests and your whole personality are outward.
extravert
Lawyer? America /'ka? nsl？ /n. consultant; Legal adviser; Consultant (equivalent to Counsellor)
English for administrators/? Dan? n？ stre？ t？ /n. administrator; administrative staff
Insurance English/? Isn't it? r(？ )ns/？ Insurance; Insurance premium; Insurance contract; compensate
Sincere English /s? Ensler? / ? Sincerity; Sincerely, sincerely
Crucial? English/? va？ t？ Li/adv. extremely; Urgent; Life and death
Suppress English/? Isn't it? b？ T/ vt。 Inhibition; prohibit
Doubt? English /da? Doubt; Doubt; Doubt? 5. Doubt; Do not believe; I am afraid; doubt
Dignity English /'d? gn？ t？ /n. dignity; Noble? Complex dignity
Decent? English /pr? Pratt. / ? N. appropriate; Etiquette; Decent? Complex etiquette
Spirit? America /'sp? r？ ts/？ Attitude (plural of spirit); Energy? Cheer up (third person singular form of spirit)
Outgoing? English /'ekstr? Extroverted; An extrovert; Extroverts (equivalent to extroverts)
6. Not extreme
You have both introverted and extroverted tendencies-at different times and on different occasions. Your interest has turned, and the proportion of inward and outward is roughly equal. Indeed, you are normal-in this sense, your personality is the same as most people.
An ambivert
Extreme English/? Kostry. m； Ek-/adj. extreme; Extreme extremes; Extreme; At the end? Extreme; End; Maximum degree; Extreme things
Tendency? trend
Occasion? Occasion; Opportunity (plural of occasion); Why? Reason; Reason (third person singular of occasion)
Proportion /pr? p？ :ns/？ Proportion [number]; Size (plural form of proportion)
Really English/? Endy. Indeed; Reality; Truly; Even? Really (expressing surprise, doubt, irony, etc. )
Sense English /sens/n. sense, the concept of function; Reason; Rational? Feel it; Testing? (sense) name; Sens (UK)
ambivert /'？ mb？ v？ An extrovert and an introvert; Intermediate personality
7. People are so fucking bad
Cynical, bitter, suspicious, you hate everyone. (especially, but never recognized, yourself? ) human perfection? "Nonsense! No! " The stupidity, meanness and cunning of most mortals ("Most? Probably all! " That's your favorite theme.
misanthropist
Damn English /d? m/？ (expressing anger or disappointment) damn it; (Expressing admiration or surprise) Oh, my God. Very, especially when angry? (informal, indicating boredom) hateful; (informal, emphasizing bad things) full? 5. condemnation; Send (someone) to hell; Curse? A little; curse
A cynical Englishman? n？ k(？ Cynicism; Cynicism; cynical
Painful/a little? Angry; Angry; Resentment and pain (embitter's past participle)
Suspicious English? sp？ Suspicious; Suspicious; unbelieving
Accept English/? Dan? t？ D/adj. recognized; Did you get in? Admit(admit participle of admit)
Perfection/,p? fekt？ Biliti/n. integrity; Improvement; Integrity
Humans? mankind
Nonsense? English /'n ns(？ )ns/？ Nonsense; Nonsense? Funny? What nonsense it is!
Stupid? English/Sao Tome? d？ t？ ; st？ u？ p？ d？ t？ ; stj，”p？ d？ t？ ; stju？ p？ d？ t？ / ? Stupid; Stupid thing? Plural stupidity
meaness/' mi:nnis/n . mean； Tragic; tin-pot
Bending degree? /'krukidnis/？ Bending; dishonesty
Mortal. Mortal? Human (plural of mortal)
Miserable? English /'m? z(？ )nθRP； m？ s-/？ Unwilling to associate with others; People who hate human beings
8. Women are so fucking bad
At some point in your vague past, you were portrayed by a woman (a mother, or a mother image, maybe? ). So now you have an elaborate defense system to resist further harm-you hate all women.
A misogynist
Dim English /d? m/？ Dim; Dim; Vague, unclear; Pessimism, doubt? Become dull, become dull; The blur? Blurred, dim? Idiot n. (Dim) name; (Russian) Tim; (Cambodia) d The comparative darkens the superlative darkens the past tense darkens the past participle darkens the present participle darkens.
Being despised? Despise, despise? 5. contempt and ridicule; Refuse contemptuously; Disdain to do (past tense and past participle of smught ht)
Hurt English/'Wu? nd？ d/？ Injured ['wounded] a. injured? Wound (past participle of wound)
A motherly person; Mother's incarnation
Structured? Structure; Structure; Create, construct; Build (past participle of construct)
Defense? English /d? Fens/n. defense; Defensive measures; Defense? plot in secret
Misogynist? Beauty /m? sádn？ A misogynist
9. "Marriage is a system-who wants to live in this system?"
You won't make a final legal commitment. The opposite sex is great as lovers, roommates, people sharing apartments or houses, but not as legal spouses. The bond of bondage is too binding for you. You may believe, and you may be right yourself. If you can be free without going through judicial procedures, then this commitment will be deeper and more meaningful.
-Game-haters
Institutional English/? nst？ tju(？ )n/？ System; Establish; Public institutions (social or religious, etc.). ); custom
Ultimate English/'? lt？ m？ Extreme; Fundamental? Ultimate; Fundamentals; fundamental principle
Promise? English /k? m？ tm(？ )nt/？ N. promises and guarantees; Entrust; Undertake obligations; devote oneself to
Opposite English/'? p？ z？ t； -s？ t/？ Conversely; Opposite; Opposite; Opposite; On the opposite side of … ...
Roommate? Roommate (plural of roommate)
Apartment English/? p \u？ tm(？ )nt/？ Apartment; room
Sharer /'r? / ? Dealer; * * * The same recipient; Participate in distribution or dividends? Name of (sharer); Charelle (UK)
Is it legal? America /'l? f？ Li/? Legally; licity
Spouse English /'spa? s？ z/？ spouse
Tie it up; ring
Meaningful? English /'mi nf？ l； -f(？ ) l/adj. meaningful; meaningful
Judicial English /d? u？ d(？ Fair and clear; Based on the court; Adjudicative
Proceedings English /pr? Is it? Legal proceedings; Litigation (plural form of procedure); Minutes of the meeting; agenda
Misogamist /mi? ɡ? Mist, Mai-/? A person who hates marriage
10. "... the body is the heir ..."
Self-denial, simplicity and lonely meditation-these are the characteristics of a good life, you said so. The simplest food and the least amount of food will keep the body and soul together, and the combination of abstinence from physical and secular happiness will eventually lead to spiritual perfection-this is your philosophy.
-An ascetic monk
Meat English /fle? /? Meat; Body? Feed meat to; Get fat? Get fat? (meat) name; Flajs (uk)
Deny English /d? na？ (? ) l/n. deny; Refuse; Temperance; give up
Tighten English/? ster？ t？ ; -/n. austerity; Simple; Repentance; Is it serious? Complex asceticism
Lonely English /'lnl? /lonely; Lonely people? The highest and loneliest
Meditation English/,k? ntem'ple(？ )n/？ Meditation; Gaze; purpose
Characteristic English/,k? r？ kt？ r？ st？ Ks/n. characteristics; Features (complex number of features); speciality
Claim English /kle? Merchant shipping claims; Beg, beg; Attract (notice); Obtain; Take away (life); Claim (money); Need? Claim; Ownership (of property, etc); Make a claim (against a company, etc). ); A statement of the characteristics of the new patent; Claim (right); Mining site (acquired); ask
Abstinence English/'? bst？ n？ Temperance; Abstinence; Abstinence from alcohol; quick
Disgusting English /'fle? l？ /physics; Carnivorous; Indulge in sex? Comparative fleshlier superlative fleshlier
Secular English /'θl? / ? Earth-like; Worldly; Is it possible? Comparative earthlier superlative earthliest
Happy? /n. happy; Pleasure (plural of pleasure)? Create happiness; Feel happy; Go out to play (three forms of happiness)
Final English/? Vent? l？ Finally, finally
Spiritual English /'sp? r？ t？ l； -tjl/adj. Spiritual; Religious; Noble? A hymn, esp of black people in the southern United States.
Perfect English /p 'fek? (? ) n/n. perfect; perfect
Philosophical English /f? l？ s？ f？ /? Philosophy; Philosophy; Outlook on life? Complex philosophy
Dervish English/? Settings? Abstinence? An ascetic monk; An ascetic