tended 的定义
- to be disposed or inclined in action, operation, or effect to do something: The particles tend to unite.
- to be disposed toward an idea, emotion, way of thinking, etc.: He tends to be overly optimistic. Her religious philosophy tends toward pantheism.
- to lead or conduce, as to some result or resulting condition: measures tending to improved working conditions; Governments are tending toward democracy.
- to be inclined to or have a tendency toward a particular quality, state, or degree: This wine tends toward the sweet side.
- to lead or be directed in a particular direction: a path tending toward the beach.
tended 近义词
be apt, likely
tended 的近义词 37 个
- bear
- contribute
- favor
- go
- gravitate
- influence
- lean
- turn
- aim
- bend
- conduce
- dispose
- drift
- head
- impel
- incline
- lead
- look
- move
- point
- redound
- trend
- be biased
- be conducive
- be disposed
- be in the habit of
- be inclined
- be liable
- be predisposed
- be prejudiced
- have a tendency
- have an inclination
- make for
- move toward
- result in
- serve to
- verge on
tended 的反义词 10 个
care for
tended 的近义词 46 个
- cultivate
- do
- feed
- keep
- look after
- maintain
- manage
- protect
- take care of
- watch
- accomplish
- administer
- attend
- baby-sit
- cherish
- control
- corral
- defend
- direct
- foster
- guard
- handle
- mind
- nurse
- nurture
- oversee
- perform
- safeguard
- serve
- shepherd
- shield
- sit
- superintend
- supervise
- cater to
- do for
- keep an eye on
- keep tabs on
- minister to
- ride herd on
- see after
- see to
- take under wing
- wait on
- watch out for
- watch over
tended 的反义词 18 个
更多tended例句
- However, on a square matrix, a “circle” will always have many corners and projections that will tend to increase the perimeter beyond that of squares, whose borders are much smoother.
- Tellingly, these systems tended to form under a different type of stress — when forces pulled outward on a rock instead of pushing it in.
- Even if runners are experiencing mild symptoms, Shoham said, ultramarathoners tend to run through pain or illness and “could be in denial about what’s going on.”
- Kids need to understand that they tend to be rich both in calories and in “concoctions of chemicals that do not support human health — physical or mental.”
- That’s particularly good news because vaccines often are not as effective in older people, because immune systems tend to weaken with age.
- These terrible roles tended to further underscore that she would always be best-known for wearing a dress.
- He tended to shield himself from disappointment by expecting the worst—of people and of his country.
- There are lovingly tended flower beds along each road and surrounding every barrack.
- They felt confident of victory (and I tended to agree) and were talking about next steps.
- There were also “NASCAR moms” and “soccer moms,” other designations that tended to favor Republicans, as do married women today.
- The only thing that at all tended to shake this conviction, was the extraordinary poltroonery of our new captive.
- He had lost the dream that Tony but tended a blossom, the fruit of which would come sweetly to his plucking afterwards.
- The tobacco fields are faithfully tended, and the utmost pains taken to secure large, well-formed leaves.
- His mind with all its sternness ever tended to clemency, and his constitutional prudence, or measure, forbade purposeless excess.
- But I never manifested my opinion in a way which can be construed into a crime, or which tended to occasion any disturbance.