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1 predisposed
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2 predisposed
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3 to be predisposed
predisposed: to be predisposedprädisponiert sein, für eine Krankheit empfänglich sein -
4 predispose
transitive verbbe predisposed to do something — (be willing to do something) geneigt sein, etwas zu tun; (tend to do something) dazu neigen, etwas zu tun
predispose somebody in favour of somebody/something — jemanden für jemanden/etwas einnehmen
* * *pre·dis·pose[ˌpri:dɪˈspəʊz, AM -ˈspoʊz]vt▪ to \predispose sb to do sth jdn zu etw tendieren lassen2. (make susceptible)▪ to \predispose sb to [or towards] sth jdn zu etw dat prädisponieren geh, jdn für etw akk anfällig [o empfänglich] machensmoking \predisposes you to lung cancer wer raucht, bekommt leichter Lungenkrebshis childhood \predisposed him to a life of crime angesichts seiner Kindheit war ihm eine Verbrecherlaufbahn regelrecht vorbestimmt* * *["priːdɪ'spəʊz]vtgeneigt machen; (MED) prädisponieren, anfällig machen (to für)to predispose sb toward(s) sb/sth — jdn für jdn/etw einnehmen
it predisposes me to believe that... — das führt mich zu der Annahme, dass...
people are predisposed to behave in certain ways — die Menschen sind so veranlagt, sich in einer bestimmten Weise zu verhalten
I'm not predisposed to help him — ich bin nicht geneigt, ihm zu helfen
* * *predispose v/tpredispose sb in favo(u)r of sb (sth) jemanden für jemanden (etwas) einnehmen:a) geneigt sein, etwas zu tun,b) dazu neigen, etwas zu tunto für):* * *transitive verbbe predisposed to do something — (be willing to do something) geneigt sein, etwas zu tun; (tend to do something) dazu neigen, etwas zu tun
predispose somebody in favour of somebody/something — jemanden für jemanden/etwas einnehmen
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5 predispose
pre·dis·pose [ˌpri:dɪʼspəʊz, Am -ʼspoʊz] vtto \predispose sb to do sth jdn zu etw tendieren lassen2) ( make susceptible)to \predispose sb to [or towards] sth jdn zu etw dat prädisponieren ( geh), jdn für etw akk anfällig [o empfänglich] machen;smoking \predisposes you to lung cancer wer raucht, bekommt leichter Lungenkrebs;his childhood \predisposed him to a life of crime angesichts seiner Kindheit war ihm eine Verbrecherlaufbahn regelrecht vorbestimmt; -
6 prediszponál
(DE) prädisponiere; prädisponierende; prädisponiert; prädisponiertes; (EN) predispose; predisposed
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