propensity如何读

英:[prəˈpensəti]

美:[prəˈpensəti]

propensity是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 倾向
  2. 习性
  3. <旧>癖好
  4. <旧>偏爱
  5. 脾性
  6. 爱好
  7. 嗜好
  8. 赞同
  9. 倾向性

propensity自然拼读

pro·pen·si·ty

pr pen sih ti

propensity变形

复数:propensities

propensity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. a disposition to behave in a certain way;

"the aptness of iron to rust"

"the propensity of disease to spread"

propensity词组

propensity to consume消费倾向

marginal propensity边际倾向

marginal propensity to consume[经]边际消费倾向

propensity词源中文解释

1560年代,“倾向; 偏爱”; 1610年代,“思想倾向,天性或习得的”,由 -ty 和已废弃的形容词 propense “倾向,有倾向”(1520年代)组成,源自拉丁语 propensus,是 propendere 的过去分词,“倾向,向前倾斜,下垂,权衡”,由 pro “向前”(见 pro-) 和 pendere “悬挂,使悬挂; 称量”(源自 PIE 词根 *(s)pen- “拉,伸展,旋转”)组成。

propensity词源英文解释

borrowed from New Latin prōpensitāt-, prōpensitās, from Latin prōpensus "weighted down, inclined, having a disposition or tendency" + -itāt-, -itās -ity — more at propense

The first known use of propensity was in 1570

propensity儿童词典英英释义

propheticadjective

of or relating to a prophet or prophecy

prophetessnoun

a woman who is a prophet

prophetnoun

one who declares publicly a message that one believes has come from God or a god

one who foretells future events

prophesyverb

to speak or write like a prophet

foretell, predict

prophecynoun

the sayings of a prophet

the foretelling of the future

the gift of prophecy

something foretold : prediction

prophasenoun

the first stage of mitosis or the second division of meiosis in which chromosomes become visible as tightly coiled threadlike structures

the first stage of the first division of meiosis in which chromosomes become visible and pair with homologous chromosomes to undergo synapsis

propertynoun

a special quality of something sweetness is a property of sugar

the commutative property of addition

something (as land, goods, or money) that is ownedespecially: a piece of real estate a business property

that lamp is my aunt's property

something other than scenery or costumes that is used in a play or movie

propertiedadjective

owning property

properlyadverb

in a fit or suitable way

behave properly in church

according to fact : correctly properly speaking, whales are not fish

properly labeled goods

propensitynoun

a natural inclination or liking : bent a propensity to daydream

a propensity for bright colors

propensity 例句

1 As well as his creative integrity, something else that marks Feige out as a studio head is his propensity to cut through the usual PR-speak.

2 As the propensity to carry on luggage grew, so did the overhead bin wars.

3 Propensity of customers to accept risk through rising prices.

提价使得消费者易于接受风险。

4 There are many different ways for a woman to be powerful—Croft’s involves a large inheritance, insatiable curiosity and the propensity to treat dangerous adventures like a game.

5 Alexis de Tocqueville, commenting on Americans’ propensity to form associations, called this “art of joining” the “fundamental science” of democracy.

6 The women, linked by blood, share an unfortunate propensity to become involved with ne’er-do-well men.

7 This view is based on the propensity of following points.

这个看法基于以下几点倾向。

8 Alternatively, Terminal Reality, the US developer behind The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct, is a big-budget 3D first-person shooter and, due to the web's in-built propensity to favour the underdog, has already attracted some online flak.

9 The premise involves the Avengers’ propensity for causing collateral damage.

10 In recent months, nowhere has this propensity been more pronounced than on Wall Street itself.

近几个月来, 这一倾向没有哪里像华尔街一样更明显了.

11 Lang’s propensity for brutality may have been a partial nod to the blaxploitation film genre which proved so popular in the 1970s.

12 Such gangs have a propensity to combine against a common enemy.

这些帮派有联合起来对付一个共同的敌人的倾向.

13 But it’s also important because it represents the moment “Planet of the Apes” was reconfigured from the satire of Pierre Boulle’s 1963 novel “Monkey Planet” to a more pointed commentary on humanity’s propensity to self-destruct.

14 With their stock of fanatical speeches and their propensity for odd tortures, third-world villains provided the American filmmaker with a handy receptacle for his audience's inchoate fears of the unknown and inhuman.

15 Not in the UK, though – presumably, its propensity for skipping from jazz to Latin to digi-funk made it too difficult to classify.

16 Maura’s children are noisy and self-destructive enough that their personalities can overshadow hers, their propensity to openly embrace chaos masking her subtler flaws.

17 This paper regarded AFT as a criterion to estimate slagging propensities.

文中以灰熔点作为判断煤灰结渣倾向的标准.

18 The telephone has a very rude propensity to interrupt people.”

19 He tends to speak bluntly and without flourishes — lacking fashion’s propensity for charismatic aphorisms.

20 Do online daters have a propensity to lie?

网上交友者是否倾向于撒谎?

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