predilection
英 [ˌpriːdɪˈlekʃn]
美 [ˌpredlˈekʃn]
n. 喜爱; 偏爱; 钟爱
BNC.18823 / COCA.18504
牛津词典
noun
- 喜爱;偏爱;钟爱
if you have a predilection for sth, you like it very much
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 爱好;偏爱;偏好
If you have apredilection forsomething, you have a strong liking for it.- ...his predilection for fast cars and fast horses.
他对跑车和骏马的偏爱
- ...his predilection for fast cars and fast horses.
英英释义
noun
- a predisposition in favor of something
- a predilection for expensive cars
- his sexual preferences
- showed a Marxist orientation
- a strong liking
- my own preference is for good literature
- the Irish have a penchant for blarney
双语例句
- Accompany Tunes with Good Poems& The analysis of the method for Song s people to sing poems; When present in the mediastinum, they can be located in all mediastinal compartments, with a predilection for the anterior mediastinum.
著腔子唱好诗&宋人歌诗方法分析淋巴管瘤可以在纵膈腔任何部位发生,但好发于前纵膈腔。 - FOR a country with no particular predilection for fish, sushi is slowly but surely conquering Syria's capital, Damascus.
虽然叙利亚人对鱼没有特殊的偏爱,寿司这种食物却正在逐渐入侵叙利亚的首都大马士革。 - There is nothing rigid in this early Chinese work, because the predilection for undulating lines imparts a sense of movement to the whole picture.
这幅中国早期作品中丝毫没有生硬之处,因为画中特别喜欢使用起伏的线条,这就赋予了整个画面一种运动感。 - The theory of human nature supposition is an analysis and classification of human predilection of psychological behavior.
人性假设理论是对人的心理行为偏好的分析和归类。 - This explained her predilection for chiffon scarves.
这说明了她偏爱薄绸围巾的原因。 - The predilection to blame business was manifest in one of President Barack Obama's recent speeches.
在巴拉克奥巴马(BarackObama)总统最近的一次演讲中,人们可以清楚地看出这种指责商界的倾向。 - The most common cell type is squamous cell carcinoma, although gastrointestinal metastasis has a higher predilection for large cell carcinoma.
细胞形态以鳞状细胞癌总数最多,但以大细胞癌的胃肠道转移倾向最高。 - Although histologically benign, tufted angioma may be disfiguring because of the disease's potential for infinite proliferation and a predilection for the head and neck.
虽然簇集样血管瘤病理学上属于良性肿瘤,临床上生长的部位和持续增生的特性,仍可能造成功能及外表的缺陷。 - Pencroft, naturally, had some predilection for the retreat which he had discovered, but he well understood that another must be found.
自然,潘克洛夫对自己找到的这个住所是有些偏爱的,可是他也知道必须另外找一个地方。 - Is it reasonable, for example, to put a serious addiction like alcoholism in the same category as a predilection for cupcakes?
比如,将严重的上瘾(如酗酒)与喜欢吃纸杯蛋糕划归到同一类中是否合理?