extrovert
Significado: A person whose personality is characterised by sociability, assertiveness, and a preference for stimulating environments and social interaction.
Extroverts (also spelled extraverts in academic psychology) gain energy from being around other people and tend to think aloud and seek external stimulation. The term sits at the opposite end of the spectrum from introvert in Jung's personality theory. Most people fall somewhere between the two extremes, sometimes described as ambiverts.
Ejemplos
- He was a natural extrovert who thrived in the bustling atmosphere of the trading floor. 他天生就是一个外向者,在繁忙的交易大厅氛围中如鱼得水。Era un extrovertido nato que se desenvolvía con soltura en el bullicioso ambiente del parqué bursátil.彼は生まれながらの外向型で、活気あるトレーディングフロアの雰囲気の中で力を発揮した。그는 타고난 외향형으로 활기찬 트레이딩 플로어의 분위기 속에서 능력을 발휘했다.
- Extroverts tend to process ideas by talking them through with others rather than reflecting internally. 外向者倾向于通过与他人交谈来处理想法,而非内省。Los extrovertidos tienden a procesar las ideas hablando con los demás en lugar de reflexionando internamente.外向型の人は、内省するよりも他者と話し合うことでアイデアを処理する傾向がある。외향형 사람들은 내면적으로 성찰하기보다 다른 사람들과 대화를 통해 아이디어를 정리하는 경향이 있다.
- The team needed a mix of extroverts and introverts to balance creative brainstorming with careful analysis. 团队需要外向者和内向者的搭配,以平衡创造性头脑风暴与审慎分析。El equipo necesitaba una mezcla de extrovertidos e introvertidos para equilibrar la lluvia de ideas creativa con un análisis cuidadoso.チームには、創造的なブレインストーミングと慎重な分析のバランスを取るために、外向型と内向型の人材の混合が必要だった。팀에는 창의적인 브레인스토밍과 신중한 분석의 균형을 위해 외향형과 내향형 인재가 섞여 있어야 했다.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: academic, general, media
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Latin extra- (outside) and vertere (to turn). Introduced alongside introvert by Carl Jung in 1921. The spelling extrovert is more common in everyday English, though extravert is preferred in academic psychology.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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