inclination in Chinese
inclination in Chinese is 鞠躬 — inclination means a tendency or preference to think or act in a certain way.
inclination in Chinese
鞠躬
Pronounced: jū gōng
A physical tilt or bend.
What does "inclination" mean?
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noun A tendency or preference to think or act in a certain way.
"She had no inclination to argue about it any further."
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noun A slope, tilt, or angle away from the horizontal or vertical.
"The road has a steep inclination as it climbs the hill."
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inclination in a sentence
- She had no inclination to argue about it any further.
- His natural inclination is to help, even when it isn't asked for.
- The road has a steep inclination as it climbs the hill.
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What is "inclination" in Chinese?
"inclination" in Chinese is 鞠躬. inclination means: A tendency or preference to think or act in a certain way.
How do you pronounce 鞠躬?
"inclination" in Chinese is 鞠躬, pronounced "jū gōng".
How do you use "inclination" in a sentence?
Example: "She had no inclination to argue about it any further." In Chinese, "inclination" is 鞠躬.
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