inclined

inclined
inclined
tr[ɪn'klaɪnd]
adjective
1 (disposed, encouraged) dispuesto,-a (to, a)
■ I'm inclined to believe him estoy dispuesto a creerle
■ I'm inclined to agree with you estoy bastante de acuerdo contigo
■ she only cleans the house when she feels inclined sólo limpia la casa cuando le apetece
2 (tending to) propenso,-a
■ she's inclined to be lazy tiene tendencia a ser perezosa
3 (having natural ability) dotado,-a
■ he's musically inclined tiene aptitud para la música, se le da muy bien la música
4 (sloping) inclinado,-a
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be that way inclined ser así
if you feel so inclined si quieres, si Vd quiere
inclined [ɪn'klaɪnd] adj
1) sloping: inclinado
2) prone: prono, dispuesto, dado
inclined
adj.
• inclinado, -a adj.
• propenso, -a adj.
ɪn'klaɪnd
adjective (disposed)

inclined to + INF: I'm inclined to agree yo me inclino a pensar lo mismo; she's inclined to be irritable in the morning tiende a estar de mal humor por la mañana; to be artistically inclined tener* inclinaciones artísticas; anyone who feels so inclined can ... — cualquier persona que así lo desee, puede ...

[ɪn'klaɪnd]
ADJ
1) (=tilted) inclinado
2) (=apt)

to be inclined to do sth — tener tendencia a hacer algo, tender a hacer algo

he was inclined to be moody — tenía tendencia or tendía a sufrir cambios de humor, era propenso a los cambios de humor

it is inclined to break — tiene tendencia a romperse

3) (=disposed)

to be inclined to do sth: I'm inclined to believe you — estoy dispuesto a creerte

I'm inclined to agree — yo me inclino a pensar lo mismo

I'm inclined to think that ... — me inclino a pensar que ...

• to be academically inclined — estar dotado para los estudios

• to be artistically inclined — tener inclinaciones artísticas

• I didn't feel at all inclined to go out — no me apetecía nada salir, no tenía ninguna gana de salir

if you feel so inclined — si te apetece; (more formal) si así lo deseas

• to be musically inclined — tener inclinación por or hacia la música

• Florence is full of art galleries, if you are that way inclined — Florencia está llena de museos, si eso es lo que te interesa

• I'm inclined toward the latter explanation — me inclino por la última explicación

to be favourably inclined toward sth/sb — ver algo/a algn con buenos ojos

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[ɪn'klaɪnd]
adjective (disposed)

inclined to + INF: I'm inclined to agree yo me inclino a pensar lo mismo; she's inclined to be irritable in the morning tiende a estar de mal humor por la mañana; to be artistically inclined tener* inclinaciones artísticas; anyone who feels so inclined can ... — cualquier persona que así lo desee, puede ...


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