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adjectivebe mathematically inclined — sich für Mathematik interessieren
if you feel [so] inclined — wenn Sie Lust dazu haben
he is that way inclined — er neigt dazu
* * *in·clined[ɪnˈklaɪnd]▪ to be \inclined to do sth dazu bereit sein, etw zu tunshe's more \inclined than most people to help out sie ist hilfsbereiter als die meisten Leuteto be \inclined to agree/disagree eher zustimmen/nicht zustimmento be mathematically/politically \inclined eine Anlage für Mathematik/Politik haben\inclined plane schiefe Ebene* * *[In'klaɪnd]adj1)they are inclined to be late — sie kommen gern zu spät, sie neigen zum Zuspätkommen
I am inclined to think that... — ich neige zu der Ansicht, dass...
I'm inclined to disagree — ich möchte da doch widersprechen
I am not inclined to approve of this — ich bin nicht geneigt, das gutzuheißen
if you feel inclined — wenn Sie Lust haben or dazu aufgelegt sind
inclined toward(s) sb — jdm geneigt or gewogen sein
if you're that way inclined — wenn Ihnen so etwas liegt
mathematically/artistically inclined — mathematisch/künstlerisch veranlagt
* * *inclined [ınˈklaınd] adja) geneigt (zu)b) neigend (zu):be inclined to do sth dazu neigen, etwas zu tun;be inclined to think that … zu der Ansicht neigen, dass …;if you feel inclined wenn Sie Lust (dazu) haben;an artistically inclined man ein Mann mit künstlerischen Neigungento dat)3. geneigt, schräg, schief, abschüssig:be inclined sich neigen;inclined plane MATH, PHYS schiefe Ebene* * *adjectiveif you feel [so] inclined — wenn Sie Lust dazu haben
* * *adj.geneigt adj.neigt adj.tendiert adj.
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