predispose

1 Having most often heard the score on the terrific Glyndebourne recording under Simon Rattle, and seen it at the opera, perhaps I was predisposed to find this “Porgy” insufficient.

2 The study didn’t address the chicken-or-egg question of whether Trump supporters express these anti-press opinions because the president makes it a constant refrain or because they’re already predisposed to believe them.

3 A few weeks later, she sent an email to the inspector general’s office saying that the agents sounded biased against Ms. Baumann and predisposed to find fault.

4 "Whether that's a set of characteristics that makes them predisposed to a life in music," says Williamon, "or whether it's music that produces these effects, we don't know yet."

5 But if you’re genetically predisposed, feelings of disappointment at not meeting the “perfect” expectations of beauty can trigger depressive episodes.

6 From such evidence, it would not seem that he was predisposed to composing sacred works.

7 It was clear he needed help, but he was genetically predisposed to refuse it.

8 You were able to figure out who might be behind her harassment because you recognized some of the signs of someone who probably would be predisposed to that.

9 In a world predisposed to queer villainy, “Dear Senthuran” claims monstrosity as a space of intentional rejection.

10 But it is likely that people who are predisposed to gain weight and become diabetic are also the people who use artificial sweeteners instead of sugar.

11 It's like having theaters full of critics ready to post their reviews - but here, the critics are fans, predisposed to loving the film.

12 In AD200, Galen hypothesised that melancholic women were predisposed to breast cancer and, in 2003, depression was reported to predict mortality in heart disease.

13 He was predisposed to have the defect, described by Lona’s doctor as a bulge in a blood vessel of the brain — something resembling a berry on a branch.

14 They predispose people toward weight gain, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and even cancer.

15 She had the kind of eyes that predisposed you to supporting her every endeavor.

16 There is evidence to suggest that certain factors predispose some individuals to criminal behaviour.

有证据表明，特定的因素会使某些人产生犯罪倾向。

17 Is there something inherent in the male brain that predisposes it to developmental disorders, or could it be something environmental?

18 What we should be doing is working toward dismantling our seemingly predisposed aversion to doctors' offices in hopes of a healthier community – and that starts with having raw conversations about our health.

19 Human beings are already predisposed to anthropomorphize things—research has shown that people ascribe human qualities to even the most basic robots.

20 Scientists believe these conditions are triggered by some as-yet-unidentified factor in those who are genetically predisposed.

1 预先有倾向

predisposed

2 使预先有意向

predisposed

3 使倾向

set incline oversway

4 使倾向于

tilt dispose

5 偏向

deflective deviation slant deflection polarization swerve diversionism by deflect polarize partial to

6 受…的影响

dependent depend on depend upon

7 倾向于

disposed tilt dispose incline

8 易受影响

susceptible pliable malleable impressionable predisposed suggestible

9 有倾向

given inclined disposed weight

10 使预先有倾向

predisposed

11 使偏向

deflect polarize swerve

12 易受感染

exposed

13 预先处理

precondition pretreat

14 倾向

inclined set line direction trend tone strain pulse tendency bias drift tide streak hue disposition inclination aptitude bent slant propensity penchant predisposition leaning gravitation proclivity proneness aptness anlage tendence run lean gravitate incline oversway be inclined to apt inclinable turn movement taste cast habit liability point tend verge bend dispose

15 易患某种疾病

predisposed

16 易患

liability

17 预先有意向

predisposed