incline 音标拼音: [ɪnkl'ɑɪn] ['ɪnklɑɪn]
n . 倾斜,斜坡,斜面
vt . 使倾向于,使倾斜
vi . 倾向,倾斜,爱好,易于
倾斜,斜坡,斜面使倾向於,使倾斜倾向,倾斜,爱好,易於
incline n 1 :
an elevated geological formation ; "
he climbed the steep slope "; "
the house was built on the side of a mountain "
[
synonym : {
slope }, {
incline }, {
side }]
2 :
an inclined surface connecting two levels [
synonym : {
ramp },
{
incline }]
v 1 :
have a tendency or disposition to do or be something ;
be inclined ; "
She tends to be nervous before her lectures ";
"
These dresses run small "; "
He inclined to corpulence "
[
synonym : {
tend }, {
be given }, {
lean }, {
incline }, {
run }]
2 :
bend or turn (
one '
s ear )
towards a speaker in order to listen well ; "
He inclined his ear to the wise old man "
3 :
lower or bend (
the head or upper body ),
as in a nod or bow ;
"
She inclined her head to the student "
4 :
be at an angle ; "
The terrain sloped down " [
synonym : {
slope },
{
incline }, {
pitch }]
5 :
feel favorably disposed or willing ; "
She inclines to the view that people should be allowed to expres their religious beliefs "
6 :
make receptive or willing towards an action or attitude or belief ; "
Their language inclines us to believe them " [
synonym :
{
dispose }, {
incline }] [
ant : {
disincline }, {
indispose }]
Incline \
In *
cline "\,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Inclined };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Inclining }.] [
OE .
inclinen ,
enclinen ,
OF .
encliner ,
incliner ,
F .
incliner ,
L .
inclinare ;
pref .
in -
in clinare to bend ,
incline ;
akin to E .
lean .
See {
Lean }
to incline .]
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1913 Webster ]
1 .
To deviate from a line ,
direction ,
or course ,
toward an object ;
to lean ;
to tend ;
as ,
converging lines incline toward each other ;
a road inclines to the north or south .
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2 .
Fig .:
To lean or tend ,
in an intellectual or moral sense ;
to favor an opinion ,
a course of conduct ,
or a person ;
to have a propensity or inclination ;
to be disposed .
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Their hearts inclined to follow Abimelech . --
Judges ix .
3 .
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Power finds its balance ,
giddy motions cease In both the scales ,
and each inclines to peace .
--
Parnell .
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3 .
To bow ;
to incline the head . --
Chaucer .
Syn :
To lean ;
slope ;
slant ;
tend ;
bend .
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Incline \
In *
cline "\,
v .
t .
1 .
To cause to deviate from a line ,
position ,
or direction ;
to give a leaning ,
bend ,
or slope to ;
as ,
incline the column or post to the east ;
incline your head to the right .
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Incline thine ear ,
O Lord ,
and hear . --
Is .
xxxvii .
17 .
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2 .
To impart a tendency or propensity to ,
as to the will or affections ;
to turn ;
to dispose ;
to influence .
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Incline my heart unto thy testimonies . --
Ps .
cxix .
36 .
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Incline our hearts to keep this law . --
Book of Com .
Prayer .
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3 .
To bend ;
to cause to stoop or bow ;
as ,
to incline the head or the body in acts of reverence or civility .
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With due respect my body I inclined . --
Dryden .
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Incline \
In *
cline "\,
n .
An inclined plane ;
an ascent or descent ;
a grade or gradient ;
a slope .
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195 Moby Thesaurus words for "
incline ":
acclivity ,
acquiesce ,
address ,
affect ,
agree ,
aim ,
angle ,
ascend ,
ascent ,
back stairs ,
bank ,
be agreeable to ,
be disposed to ,
be dying to ,
be eager ,
be game ,
be open to ,
be predisposed ,
be ready ,
be spoiling for ,
be willing ,
bear ,
bend ,
bend to ,
bevel ,
bezel ,
bias ,
bow ,
bring ,
cant ,
careen ,
carry ,
cast ,
choose rather ,
chute ,
climb ,
collaborate ,
color ,
companion ,
companionway ,
conduce ,
consent ,
contribute ,
cooperate ,
decide ,
decline ,
declivity ,
deflect ,
descend ,
descent ,
determine ,
dip ,
dispose ,
drive ,
drop ,
easy slope ,
engage ,
enlist ,
escalier ,
fall ,
fall away ,
fall off ,
favor ,
feel about it ,
fire escape ,
fleam ,
flight of steps ,
gentle slope ,
get to do ,
glacis ,
go ,
go along with ,
go downhill ,
go uphill ,
grade ,
gradient ,
gravitate ,
hanging gardens ,
have a bias ,
have a tendency ,
have preference ,
have rather ,
head ,
heel ,
helicline ,
hill ,
hillside ,
hold a heading ,
honor before ,
impel ,
inclination ,
incline toward ,
inclined plane ,
induce ,
influence ,
interest in ,
keel ,
landing ,
landing stage ,
launching ramp ,
lay ,
lead ,
lean ,
lean toward ,
lean towards ,
leaning ,
level ,
like better ,
list ,
look at it ,
look kindly upon ,
look to ,
lure ,
make ,
move ,
not hesitate to ,
perron ,
persuade ,
pitch ,
please ,
plunge ,
plunge into ,
point ,
point to ,
precipitate ,
predispose ,
prefer ,
prefer to ,
prejudice ,
procure ,
prompt ,
rake ,
ramp ,
rather ,
recline ,
redound to ,
retreat ,
rise ,
scarp ,
see fit ,
serve ,
set ,
set before ,
set toward ,
settle ,
shelve ,
shelving beach ,
show a tendency ,
show preference ,
side ,
sidle ,
sink ,
slant ,
slope ,
soften up ,
spiral staircase ,
staircase ,
stairs ,
stairway ,
steep slope ,
steer ,
stepping -
stones ,
steps ,
stiff climb ,
stile ,
subside ,
swag ,
sway ,
talus ,
tempt ,
tend ,
tend to go ,
tend toward ,
think best ,
think fit ,
think proper ,
tilt ,
tin ,
tinge ,
tip ,
tone ,
train ,
treads and risers ,
trend ,
turn ,
uprise ,
verge ,
view ,
warp ,
wear down ,
weigh with ,
work ,
work toward ,
would as leave ,
would as lief
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