penchant音标

英 ['pɒ̃ʃɒ̃]

美 [ˈpɛntʃənt]

penchant基本释义

n.喜好(倾向)

penchant用法及例句

n.(名词)

嗜好

（强烈的）爱好

（强烈）倾向

趣味

很喜欢

noun

1. a strong liking

e.g. my own preference is for good literaturethe Irish have a penchant for blarney

Synonym: preferencepredilectiontaste

1. 爱好；嗜好；偏好If someone has a penchant for something, they have a special liking for it or a tendency to do it.

e.g. ...a stylish woman with a penchant for dark glasses...喜欢戴墨镜的时髦女子e.g. He had a penchant for playing jokes on people.他喜欢拿人开玩笑。

1. penchant

1. 爱好：pence /便士/ | penchant /爱好/ | penciled /用铅笔写的/

2. 倾向：penates 家财 | penchant 倾向 | pencil case 铅笔盒

3. penchant什么意思

3. 嗜好：penalty 处罚,刑罚;罚款 | penchant 嗜好 | pentagon 五边形

4. penchant的翻译

4. (强烈的)倾向, 趣味：malleable 有延展性的,可锻的 | penchant (强烈的)倾向,趣味 | egalitarian 平等主义的

Daddy had a penchant for inviting people to stay with us.

出自：B. MacDonald

She revealed a penchant for drawing.

出自：F. Spalding

近义词

临近词

proclivity倾向

predilection偏好

taste味觉

weakness软弱

fondness爱好

inclination倾向

preference偏爱

liking喜欢

desire渴望

partiality偏袒

aptitude天资

pencil

pence

相关列句

The world's penchant for consuming concrete is a huge problem for climate change.(全世界对混凝土的消耗是气候变化的一个重要原因。)

Young Indians have a penchant for browsing marriage sites in search of a good match.(印度的年轻一族喜爱浏览婚姻介绍网站以寻找合适的另一半。)

It is widely believed that the Peugeot family tired of Mr. Streiff's autocratic ways and penchant for confrontation.(人们普遍认为，标致家族厌倦了斯特雷夫先生专横的处事方式以及对抗倾向。)

Perhaps Beckham is 1 heeding Churchill, who had a 2 penchant for pigs.(也许贝克·汉姆留意到了邱吉尔也很喜欢猪。)

Combine this with c's penchant for short, cryptic variable names, and you have a recipe for disaster.(这一点与c语言中简短而难解的变量名结合在一起，将会后患无穷。)

Given his penchant for fast motorbikes (he owns a Kawasaki), Valentino Rossi may have been more apt.(虽然他对摩托飞车情有独钟(他拥有一台川崎牌摩托)，但罗西可能对此更加在行。)

Hitting the ski slopes? Have a penchant for getting lost?(上了滑雪斜坡，很容易迷失？)

Neither the human imitative instinct nor a penchant for fantasy by itself leads to an autonomous theater.(无论是人类的模仿本能，还是对幻想的嗜好本身，都不会单独成为独立的戏剧形式。)

As a painter, he showed a penchant for formal figures suddenly released from all constraints.(作为一个画家，他癖好以一本正经的人物入画，表现他们猛然摆脱繁文缛节后的形象。)

They argue that mankind’s prehistoric penchant for mammoth may have had a discernible effect on climate.(他们认为，人类在史前对猛犸象的猎杀或对气候变迁造成了明确的影响。)