lean towards

英 [liːn təˈwɔːdz]

美 [liːn tɔːrdz]

倾向于; 偏向于

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 倾向于；偏向于
  If youlean towardsorlean towarda particular idea, belief, or type of behaviour, you have a tendency to think or act in a particular way.
  1. Politically, I lean towards the right...
     政治上我属于右倾。
  2. Most scientists would probably lean toward this viewpoint.
     大多数科学家可能会倾向于这个观点。

双语例句

• He lean towards more lighthearted subject in his later work.
  他在后期的创作中倾向於比较轻松的主题。
• Young people today lean towards casual clothes.
  现在的年轻人倾向于穿休闲装。
• I now lean towards accident as the cause of the crash.
  我现在倾向于认为坠机原因是意外。
• Expect a slow-down for sales of some brands, particularly those with smaller screens, as shoppers lean towards devices with bigger displays, including ones that blur the line between smartphone and tablets – those awkwardly dubbed phablets.
  有些品牌平板电脑的销量预计将下滑，尤其是那些屏幕较小的平板品牌，因为消费者倾向于购买更大屏的设备，包括模糊了智能手机和平板电脑间界线的平板手机设备。
• Policymakers lean towards further tightening.
  决策者偏向于进一步紧缩。
• And why is it that Ferrari think they have to lean towards one driver?
  法拉利为毛老是偏好一位车手？
• Other homeowners lean towards systems that keep them safe, rather than attack the intruder.
  其他房主则仰仗安防系统保障自己的安全，而不是攻击入室盗贼。
• Most scientists would probably lean toward this viewpoint.
  大多数科学家可能会倾向于这个观点。
• The 30 electives chosen by students tend to lean towards the entrepreneurial, adds Ms Birt, who can now count Mozilla and Gap as neighbours.
  伯特补充说，30门选修课大多偏向于创业方面。如今，该校与Mozilla和Gap比邻而居。
• Lean towards titanium acid than serious with conversion sureness and analyse of constant under density
  偏钛酸密度与质量浓度之间换算常数的确定与分析