1 (nature) personalidad; (f) she has an outgoing/strong personality they vote for personalities rather than issues you must allow him to express his personality the contest was as much about personalities as it was about politics over and above the policies, personalities have played a crucial role the house seemed to have a personality of its own
she reached the top through sheer force of personality alcanzó la cima simplemente gracias a su fuerte personalidad
2 (charisma) personalidad; (f) a woman of great personality una mujer de gran personalidad; some people find him lacking in personality algunos encuentran que le falta personalidad
I like girls who are multi-faceted with lots of personality
3 (celebrity) figura; (f) personalidad; (f) he was visited by many leading personalities including the Colonial Secretary of the time four US Senators and other prominent American personalities
politicians and other prominent personalities políticos y otras prominentes figuras personalidades; (m)or a well-known TV personality una conocida figura de la TV; a sports sporting personalityor una figura de los deportes
Brian Johnston was named Radio Sports Personality of the year her younger sister is now a TV personality in Pakistan the television personality, Jimmy Saville
4 (remarkable person) personaje; (m) the old fellow is a real personality el viejo es todo un personaje
he is such a personality - he is so funny The Jewish girl from the East End was a personality to be reckoned with South Dakota has also produced some of the world's most colorful personalities
5 personalities (personal remarks) personalismos; (m) the debate degenerated into personalities el debate degeneró y se entró en personalismos
there's no rancor about it, and there's no personalities involved but the fight never degenerates into personalities; there is no feeling of bitterness
