leaning如何读

英:[ˈli:nɪŋ]

美:[ˈlinɪŋ]

leaning是什么意思

n.

倾向,爱好,偏爱

v.

(使)倾斜,屈身( lean的现在分词 )

依赖

使斜靠

leaning自然拼读

lean·ing

li nIng

leaning变形

复数:leanings

leaning词根

词根:lean

adj.

lean 瘦的;贫乏的,歉收的

leaner 精瘦的;贫乏的;简洁的(lean的比较级)

n.

lean 瘦肉;倾斜;倾斜度

leaner 清洗液;斜身倾前的射球

vi.

lean 倾斜;倚靠;倾向;依赖

vt.

lean 使倾斜

leaning英英释义

Noun

1. an inclination to do something;

"he felt leanings toward frivolity"

2. a natural inclination;

"he has a proclivity for exaggeration"

3. the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical;

"the tower had a pronounced tilt"

"the ship developed a list to starboard"

"he walked with a heavy inclination to the right"

4. the act of deviating from a vertical position

Adjective

1. departing or being caused to depart from the true vertical or horizontal;

"the leaning tower of Pisa"

"the headstones were tilted"

2. resting against a support

leaning词组

leaning tower斜塔

leaning tower of pisa比萨斜塔(位于意大利比萨古城内的教堂广场上)

cushion for leaning on靠垫

leaning词源中文解释

古英语 hlininga; 动词名词来自 lean(v.)。比喻意义上的“倾向,趋势”来自于1580年代。相关词: Leanings。

leaning词源英文解释

The first known use of leaning was in the 15th century

leaning儿童词典英英释义

leapfrognoun

a game in which the first player bends down and another leaps over

leapfrognoun

a game in which the first player bends down and another leaps over

leap1 of 2verb

to spring or cause to spring free from or as if from the ground : jump

leap over a fence

to pass suddenly from one state or topic to another

to act hastily

I'd leap at the chance

leap2 of 2noun

an act of leaping : spring, bound

a place leaped over or from

the distance covered by a leap

a sudden change of state

leap1 of 2verb

to spring or cause to spring free from or as if from the ground : jump

leap over a fence

to pass suddenly from one state or topic to another

to act hastily

I'd leap at the chance

leap2 of 2noun

an act of leaping : spring, bound

a place leaped over or from

the distance covered by a leap

a sudden change of state

leap1 of 2verb

to spring or cause to spring free from or as if from the ground : jump

leap over a fence

to pass suddenly from one state or topic to another

to act hastily

I'd leap at the chance

leap2 of 2noun

an act of leaping : spring, bound

a place leaped over or from

the distance covered by a leap

a sudden change of state

lean1 of 4verb

to slant or cause to slant or bend from an upright position lean a ladder against a wall

the tree leans to one side

to cast one's weight to one side for support

lean on me

to depend for support

lean on one's family in a crisis

to tend in opinion, taste, or desire

lean toward simplicity

lean2 of 4noun

the act or an instance of leaning

lean3 of 4adjective

having little body fat

lean cattle

containing little or no fat

lean meat

lacking richness or fullness

a lean fuel-air mixture

lean4 of 4noun

the part of meat that consists mainly of fat-free muscle

lean1 of 4verb

to slant or cause to slant or bend from an upright position lean a ladder against a wall

the tree leans to one side

to cast one's weight to one side for support

lean on me

to depend for support

lean on one's family in a crisis

to tend in opinion, taste, or desire

lean toward simplicity

lean2 of 4noun

the act or an instance of leaning

lean3 of 4adjective

having little body fat

lean cattle

containing little or no fat

lean meat

lacking richness or fullness

a lean fuel-air mixture

lean4 of 4noun

the part of meat that consists mainly of fat-free muscle

leaningnoun

tendency sense 2, inclination

leaning 例句

1 John asked, still standing, leaning against the wall, Muhammad Ali posed behind him, taped to the wall with a big cheese on his face.

2 Late in the afternoon, I sat down on a tree trunk, leaning forward because the backs of my thighs still stung.

3 She looked at the paintings in Auntie Seema's apartment, canvases of all sizes leaning against the walls.

4 They’re deep in conversation, him leaning in, her using her parasol as an effective barrier against him getting too close.

5 The hyena was leaning against the stern bench, behind the zebra’s carcass, transfixed.

6 “Sure,” she says, leaning over to read my texts.

7 On First Hill he heard his chains, felt them biting, and made his way down cautiously, in first gear, leaning forward in his seat.

8 “You’d think people had better things to gossip about,” said Ginny, as she sat on the common room floor, leaning against Harry’s legs and reading the Daily Prophet.

9 In a driving rainstorm that sent everyone running, Seabiscuit and Kayak blistered six furlongs in 1:13 with Pollard leaning all the way back against the reins, his feet “on the dashboard.”

10 Men walked round the capstan, leaning on the bars, heaving the anchor.

11 I glanced around the room, just long enough to notice Sarah Johnston leaning forward a little in her seat.

12 “I have more of an appetite than when I began,” said Tock, leaning weakly against one of the larger rocks.

13 And someone was leaning over him—shaking him.

14 Peeta’s on his feet, leaning in to Caesar’s face, hands locked on the arms of his interviewer’s chair.

15 And so far, as he looked at his painfully blank page, he was leaning toward “not at all.”

16 “Nah, I’m good,” I said, leaning back on my elbows, letting my head go against the wooden headboard.

17 Ruth had discovered that summer a lovely old church about half a mile from the Cottages, which had behind it rambling grounds with very old gravestones leaning in the grass.

18 A guard was visible below, leaning against the gatehouse arch, a rifle slung over his shoulder.

19 It was leaning against the stool in the room where I did his makeup, but after his remarks, he never came back inside.

20 Tess helps me back down before leaning her elbows on my bed.

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