to incline
01
倾向于, 有...的倾向
to have a positive or favorable inclination or willingness towards a particular action, idea, or person
Transitive: to incline to do sth
例子
After reviewing the details, she inclined to support the new policy.
在审查了细节之后，她倾向于支持新政策。
Impressed by the project 's objectives, he inclined to volunteer his time and expertise to contribute.
受项目目标的打动，他倾向于自愿贡献自己的时间和专业知识。
02
倾斜, 倾向
to slope, lean, or be positioned at a slant or incline
Intransitive: to incline | to incline to a direction
例子
The hill inclines steeply, making it a challenging climb for hikers.
山丘陡峭地倾斜，这对徒步者来说是一个具有挑战性的攀登。
The ancient tower inclines slightly toward the south.
古塔微微倾斜向南。
03
倾向于, 影响
to influence or persuade someone to be more willing or likely to do a particular action or hold a certain belief
Ditransitive: to incline sb to do sth
例子
His natural charisma inclined people to trust him, making him an effective leader.
他天生的魅力使人们倾向于信任他，使他成为一位有效的领导者。
The speech by the community leader inclined many to volunteer for the upcoming project.
社区领袖的演讲促使许多人为即将到来的项目做志愿者。
04
倾斜, 低头
to bend one's head downward, particularly as an act of agreement, greeting, etc.
Transitive: to incline one's head
例子
Upon receiving the prestigious award, she inclined her head in humble acknowledgment of the honor.
在获得这一 prestigious 奖项时，她谦虚地低下头以示对这一荣誉的认可。
During the meeting, he inclined his head in agreement with the proposed plan.
会议期间，他低下头表示同意提出的计划。
词汇树
disincline
inclination
inclined
incline
