inclined

美音：[ɪn'klaɪnd] 英音：[ɪn'klaɪnd]

简单释义：

adj.想（做某事）；有…倾向；很可能

v.“incline”的过去式和过去分词

网络倾斜的；倾向…的；倾向于

完整释义：

adj.

1.斜坡式的
2.与...斜交的
3.〔数〕斜
4.倾向于…的〔同不定式连用〕
5.先端下倾的
6.想要...的
7.有偏心
8.倾斜的;成斜坡的;【数学】与线或平面成角的

1.斜

例句：

We are more inclined to see taking care of ourselves as an immorality, as a means of escape from all possible rules.
我们反而更倾向于看待照顾自己是不道德，认为是至自私地逃避各种规范的途径。
The man recovered himself, and seemed inclined to come on, and Clare, stepping outside the door, put himself in a posture of defence.
那个人稳住了脚，好象想要上前动手，克莱也走到门外，摆出自卫的架式。
Previously he had been inclined to detach himself from the plight of victims of tragedy, not out of callousness but a sort of incuriosity.
从前，由于不好奇而非出于冷漠，他总是倾向于把自己从受害者的困境中分离出来。
From childhood onward my heart and mind prompted me to be kind and tender, and I was always inclined to accomplish great deeds.
从儿时起，我的心肠和精神都促使我成为一个善良而柔弱的人。
She was talkative, but since she seemed inclined to talk about me I was prepared to be an attentive listener.
她很健谈，既然她喜欢谈论我，那我也就乐意当一回专心的听众。
And though she looked dubiously at the house-front as if inclined to return, it was with a breath of relief that she closed the gate.
尽管她心有不甘地盯着房子的前面，仿佛要回去似的，但还是把栅栏门关上了，这时才松了一口气。
He trotted out a most plausible story, but most of us were inclined to doubt the truth of it.
他提出了一个听起来很有道理的说法，但我们大多数人对此都持怀疑态度。
He said he was inclined with the same reservation.
他说他也保留这种想法

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