Definition of X factor in English:

X factor

noun

1A noteworthy special talent or quality.
特殊才能；非凡品质
there are plenty of luxury cars around, but the S-Type has that special X factor
市面上已有大量的豪华车，但只有这款S型车才具有非同一般的特殊性能。
Example sentencesExamples
- Hugh Grant lacks the X factor in a disappointing satire.
- And there are no rules, or at least no accountable ones: you either have the X factor or you don't.
- Gareth is immensely talented and has the X factor by the bucketful.
- Mark said: " They do have to have the X factor, which is really hard to define.
- They played hard, they made mistakes, but they were missing the X factor that makes championship teams.
- "He's got the X factor, hasn't he?"
- But has the struggling PM got the political X factor?
- Has your bus driver got the X factor?
- Charisma and the X factor is hard to find.
- As for Gillian Anderson, she has the X factor.
- The judges claimed he had the X factor.
- We can rule just about all of those out because, although they may be fine pictures, there is no X factor to make them special.
- Sligo has got the X factor.
- According to advertising sources, Wood has the industry's much sought after " X factor ".
- His main problem is deciding whether individual paintings have that X factor that makes them work.
- X-Men 2 is mad but madly enjoyable Hollywood blockbuster cinema with enough dark moments about destiny and natural order to give it the X factor.
- It's exactly the sort of situation where Madsen's energetic X factor might have provided a crucial boost.
- You can tell almost as soon as you go into the school whether it has the x factor or not!
- Certain performers have the X factor on lockdown.
- There are plenty of luxury cars around today, but the S-Type has that special X factor.
2A variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome.
（可能影响结局的）未知因素，可变因素
the young vote may turn out to be the X factor
Example sentencesExamples
- Carol Costello reports on the X factor in this year's presidential race.
- He is the X factor, the spanner in the works to any carefully laid plan.
- What's more, none of that includes a new X factor: global warming.
- It could be the X factor in this year's presidential contest.
- This "x factor" has to be overshadowed.
- The X factor is the fans, says Andrew Coltart, a European Ryder Cup rookie two years ago.
- The X factor here is Brenden Morrow, a 20-goal scorer in his second season who figures to get at least 30 this season.
- These are the "X factors" for the Super Bowl.
- Weather has always been Mount Washington's X factor.
- The live variable was definitely the X factor.
- The X factor is that the film delivers a story previously untold by A-list Hollywood.
- The ' exposure ' combined with ' opportunities ' is what produces the X factor.
- We look at the x factor making it tough to predict the race.
- They need some kind of invisible stitching, a dash of the X factor that brings an unyielding aura.
- The young vote may be the X factor.
- The public, however, is still the X factor.
- Smits is the team's biggest X factor.
- "Call him the X factor, the third scorer or whatever," Kansas coach Roy Williams says.
- I honestly believe that impressive traps are the X factor in a take-no-prisoners most-muscular pose.
- Kerry's X factor was his military record.

Definition of X factor in US English:

X factor

nounˈeksfæktər

1A noteworthy special talent or quality.
特殊才能；非凡品质
there are plenty of luxury cars around, but the S-Type has that special X factor
市面上已有大量的豪华车，但只有这款S型车才具有非同一般的特殊性能。
Example sentencesExamples
- Charisma and the X factor is hard to find.
- Has your bus driver got the X factor?
- Sligo has got the X factor.
- The judges claimed he had the X factor.
- But has the struggling PM got the political X factor?
- Certain performers have the X factor on lockdown.
- It's exactly the sort of situation where Madsen's energetic X factor might have provided a crucial boost.
- And there are no rules, or at least no accountable ones: you either have the X factor or you don't.
- We can rule just about all of those out because, although they may be fine pictures, there is no X factor to make them special.
- According to advertising sources, Wood has the industry's much sought after " X factor ".
- As for Gillian Anderson, she has the X factor.
- You can tell almost as soon as you go into the school whether it has the x factor or not!
- They played hard, they made mistakes, but they were missing the X factor that makes championship teams.
- X-Men 2 is mad but madly enjoyable Hollywood blockbuster cinema with enough dark moments about destiny and natural order to give it the X factor.
- His main problem is deciding whether individual paintings have that X factor that makes them work.
- Mark said: " They do have to have the X factor, which is really hard to define.
- Hugh Grant lacks the X factor in a disappointing satire.
- There are plenty of luxury cars around today, but the S-Type has that special X factor.
- Gareth is immensely talented and has the X factor by the bucketful.
- "He's got the X factor, hasn't he?"
2A variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome.
（可能影响结局的）未知因素，可变因素
the young vote may turn out to be the X factor
Example sentencesExamples
- It could be the X factor in this year's presidential contest.
- They need some kind of invisible stitching, a dash of the X factor that brings an unyielding aura.
- He is the X factor, the spanner in the works to any carefully laid plan.
- The ' exposure ' combined with ' opportunities ' is what produces the X factor.
- Smits is the team's biggest X factor.
- We look at the x factor making it tough to predict the race.
- The live variable was definitely the X factor.
- These are the "X factors" for the Super Bowl.
- Weather has always been Mount Washington's X factor.
- The public, however, is still the X factor.
- "Call him the X factor, the third scorer or whatever," Kansas coach Roy Williams says.
- I honestly believe that impressive traps are the X factor in a take-no-prisoners most-muscular pose.
- The X factor is that the film delivers a story previously untold by A-list Hollywood.
- This "x factor" has to be overshadowed.
- The young vote may be the X factor.
- The X factor here is Brenden Morrow, a 20-goal scorer in his second season who figures to get at least 30 this season.
- Carol Costello reports on the X factor in this year's presidential race.
- What's more, none of that includes a new X factor: global warming.
- The X factor is the fans, says Andrew Coltart, a European Ryder Cup rookie two years ago.
- Kerry's X factor was his military record.

单词	X factor
释义	Definition of X factor in English: X factor noun 1A noteworthy special talent or quality. 特殊才能；非凡品质 there are plenty of luxury cars around, but the S-Type has that special X factor 市面上已有大量的豪华车，但只有这款S型车才具有非同一般的特殊性能。 Example sentencesExamples Hugh Grant lacks the X factor in a disappointing satire. And there are no rules, or at least no accountable ones: you either have the X factor or you don't. Gareth is immensely talented and has the X factor by the bucketful. Mark said: " They do have to have the X factor, which is really hard to define. They played hard, they made mistakes, but they were missing the X factor that makes championship teams. "He's got the X factor, hasn't he?" But has the struggling PM got the political X factor? Has your bus driver got the X factor? Charisma and the X factor is hard to find. As for Gillian Anderson, she has the X factor. The judges claimed he had the X factor. We can rule just about all of those out because, although they may be fine pictures, there is no X factor to make them special. Sligo has got the X factor. According to advertising sources, Wood has the industry's much sought after " X factor ". His main problem is deciding whether individual paintings have that X factor that makes them work. X-Men 2 is mad but madly enjoyable Hollywood blockbuster cinema with enough dark moments about destiny and natural order to give it the X factor. It's exactly the sort of situation where Madsen's energetic X factor might have provided a crucial boost. You can tell almost as soon as you go into the school whether it has the x factor or not! Certain performers have the X factor on lockdown. There are plenty of luxury cars around today, but the S-Type has that special X factor. 2A variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome. （可能影响结局的）未知因素，可变因素 the young vote may turn out to be the X factor Example sentencesExamples Carol Costello reports on the X factor in this year's presidential race. He is the X factor, the spanner in the works to any carefully laid plan. What's more, none of that includes a new X factor: global warming. It could be the X factor in this year's presidential contest. This "x factor" has to be overshadowed. The X factor is the fans, says Andrew Coltart, a European Ryder Cup rookie two years ago. The X factor here is Brenden Morrow, a 20-goal scorer in his second season who figures to get at least 30 this season. These are the "X factors" for the Super Bowl. Weather has always been Mount Washington's X factor. The live variable was definitely the X factor. The X factor is that the film delivers a story previously untold by A-list Hollywood. The ' exposure ' combined with ' opportunities ' is what produces the X factor. We look at the x factor making it tough to predict the race. They need some kind of invisible stitching, a dash of the X factor that brings an unyielding aura. The young vote may be the X factor. The public, however, is still the X factor. Smits is the team's biggest X factor. "Call him the X factor, the third scorer or whatever," Kansas coach Roy Williams says. I honestly believe that impressive traps are the X factor in a take-no-prisoners most-muscular pose. Kerry's X factor was his military record. Definition of X factor in US English: X factor nounˈeksfæktər 1A noteworthy special talent or quality. 特殊才能；非凡品质 there are plenty of luxury cars around, but the S-Type has that special X factor 市面上已有大量的豪华车，但只有这款S型车才具有非同一般的特殊性能。 Example sentencesExamples Charisma and the X factor is hard to find. Has your bus driver got the X factor? Sligo has got the X factor. The judges claimed he had the X factor. But has the struggling PM got the political X factor? Certain performers have the X factor on lockdown. It's exactly the sort of situation where Madsen's energetic X factor might have provided a crucial boost. And there are no rules, or at least no accountable ones: you either have the X factor or you don't. We can rule just about all of those out because, although they may be fine pictures, there is no X factor to make them special. According to advertising sources, Wood has the industry's much sought after " X factor ". As for Gillian Anderson, she has the X factor. You can tell almost as soon as you go into the school whether it has the x factor or not! They played hard, they made mistakes, but they were missing the X factor that makes championship teams. X-Men 2 is mad but madly enjoyable Hollywood blockbuster cinema with enough dark moments about destiny and natural order to give it the X factor. His main problem is deciding whether individual paintings have that X factor that makes them work. Mark said: " They do have to have the X factor, which is really hard to define. Hugh Grant lacks the X factor in a disappointing satire. There are plenty of luxury cars around today, but the S-Type has that special X factor. Gareth is immensely talented and has the X factor by the bucketful. "He's got the X factor, hasn't he?" 2A variable in a given situation that could have the most significant impact on the outcome. （可能影响结局的）未知因素，可变因素 the young vote may turn out to be the X factor Example sentencesExamples It could be the X factor in this year's presidential contest. They need some kind of invisible stitching, a dash of the X factor that brings an unyielding aura. He is the X factor, the spanner in the works to any carefully laid plan. The ' exposure ' combined with ' opportunities ' is what produces the X factor. Smits is the team's biggest X factor. We look at the x factor making it tough to predict the race. The live variable was definitely the X factor. These are the "X factors" for the Super Bowl. Weather has always been Mount Washington's X factor. The public, however, is still the X factor. "Call him the X factor, the third scorer or whatever," Kansas coach Roy Williams says. I honestly believe that impressive traps are the X factor in a take-no-prisoners most-muscular pose. The X factor is that the film delivers a story previously untold by A-list Hollywood. This "x factor" has to be overshadowed. The young vote may be the X factor. The X factor here is Brenden Morrow, a 20-goal scorer in his second season who figures to get at least 30 this season. Carol Costello reports on the X factor in this year's presidential race. What's more, none of that includes a new X factor: global warming. The X factor is the fans, says Andrew Coltart, a European Ryder Cup rookie two years ago. Kerry's X factor was his military record.
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