inclinations

英 [ˌɪnklɪˈneɪʃənz]

美 [ˌɪnkləˈneɪʃənz]

n.  倾向; 意愿; 趋向; 趋势; 倾斜度
inclination的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 意向;倾向;爱好
  Aninclinationis a feeling that makes you want to act in a particular way.
  1. He had neither the time nor the inclination to think of other things...
     他没有时间也不愿意去考虑其他事情。
  2. She showed no inclination to go...
     她丝毫没有要走的意思。
  3. He set out to follow his artistic inclinations.
     他开始追求自己的艺术爱好。

双语例句

• One's natural inclinations are good guides to decision making in trading.
  一个人自然的倾向可以很好地指导交易决定。
• A defining characteristic of Mr Wan and other leaders of the 1980s was that they respected the inclinations and actions of farmers rather than imposing their own visions.
  万里和80年代其他领导人的一个显著特点，是他们尊重农民的意愿和行动，而不是将自己的意志强加在农民头上。
• Then what, indeed, started civilization, if not the natural inclinations of man?
  那么究竟是什么使得文明开始，如果不是人的自然天性？
• It would be better to help students pursue their natural inclinations rather than vainly trying to thwart them.
  帮助学生追求自己天生的喜好，会比徒劳地抗拒更富成效。
• You cannot suppose me capable of trying to persuade you to marry against your inclinations.
  你可不要以为我会劝你违背自己的意愿嫁人。
• Follow one's own interests and inclinations; be independent
  照个人的爱好和意愿行事；独立自主；不受约束
• Your career must be a comfortable match with your personality, lifestyle, interests, skills, spiritual inclinations and values.
  你的职业必须和你的个性、生活方式、兴趣、技能和精神倾向及价值观有很好的匹配。
• Individual birds have markedly different interests and inclinations.
  鸟类个体有明显不同的兴趣和爱好。
• People decide on their aims in life according to their inclinations.
  人们按照自己的意向确定他们的生活目的。
• He set out to follow his artistic inclinations.
  他开始追求自己的艺术爱好。