lean towards

英 [liːn təˈwɔːdz]

美 [liːn tɔːrdz]

倾向于; 偏向于

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 倾向于；偏向于
  If youlean towardsorlean towarda particular idea, belief, or type of behaviour, you have a tendency to think or act in a particular way.
  1. Politically, I lean towards the right...
     政治上我属于右倾。
  2. Most scientists would probably lean toward this viewpoint.
     大多数科学家可能会倾向于这个观点。

双语例句

• I think that good parents who naturally lean towards strictness should stick to their beliefs.
  我认为主张从严要求子女的好父母，应该坚持自己的信念。
• He lean towards more lighthearted subject in his later work.
  他在后期的创作中倾向於比较轻松的主题。
• Politically, I lean towards the right
  政治上我属于右倾。
• And why is it that Ferrari think they have to lean towards one driver?
  法拉利为毛老是偏好一位车手？
• If a man experiences excessive joy, he will lean towards Yang ( the positive pole).
  一个人乐过头，他就偏向于阳；
• Expect a slow-down for sales of some brands, particularly those with smaller screens, as shoppers lean towards devices with bigger displays, including ones that blur the line between smartphone and tablets – those awkwardly dubbed phablets.
  有些品牌平板电脑的销量预计将下滑，尤其是那些屏幕较小的平板品牌，因为消费者倾向于购买更大屏的设备，包括模糊了智能手机和平板电脑间界线的平板手机设备。
• Young people today lean towards casual clothes.
  现在的年轻人倾向于穿休闲装。
• Following the financial crisis, the world order is being realigned, and the economic centre is shifting from Europe to the Pacific, so Russia hopes to lean towards Asia in its economic development.
  金融危机过后，世界秩序正被改写，经济中心从欧洲向太平洋地区转移，因此俄罗斯在经济发展中希望向亚洲靠拢。
• Policymakers lean towards further tightening.
  决策者偏向于进一步紧缩。
• Other homeowners lean towards systems that keep them safe, rather than attack the intruder.
  其他房主则仰仗安防系统保障自己的安全，而不是攻击入室盗贼。