penchant 的定义
- a strong inclination, taste, or liking for something: a penchant for outdoor sports.
penchant 近义词
fondness, inclination
更多penchant例句
- Douek said that while she can only speculate as to YouTube’s motives, she suspects that its penchant for avoiding headlines is at least partly intentional.
- Delaney, a 39-year-old IT consultant, already had a penchant for activism.
- Unless you’re a legal expert or have a penchant for nosing through dense legal documents, across not just the EEOC but other relevant regulatory bodies, things can start to get easily tangled.
- He was traded to the Atlanta Hawks in 2015, where he struggled early but found his game — and his penchant for 3-point shooting.
- They have a penchant for travel far greater than their heterosexual counterparts.
- This penchant for medical internationalism goes back to the greatest icon of the revolution, Ernesto “Che” Guevara.
- The CIA has a penchant for such hilarious and sometimes depraved schemes.
- Reality-show deal aside, Weeks has a penchant for talking about her poverty.
- Let this be a warning for rich men who have a penchant for younger women—they can be quite jealous.
- Unlike his falsetto and his "cool dad" penchant for fedoras, this rumored affair is just so not cute.
- Of refined tastes, including a penchant for blue china, being a thriving bachelor, he was able to gratify them.
- Excellent company; a frequenter of the home of Mme. de la Baudraye, where he satisfied his penchant for gaming.
- These higher flights from Tootles always moved Pansy, who had a penchant for refined romance.
- My landlord had a great penchant, like other Frenchmen of that day, for conversing on the subject of duelling.
- Ling Chu on the contrary had a penchant for buses and seemed to enjoy them.