Translations for „gravitate“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

gravitate [ˈgrævıteıt] VB intr

1. gravitate:

gravitate

受引力(或重力作用而运动动 shòu yǐnlì zuòyòng ér yùndòng

2. gravitate:

gravitate

下沉 xiàchén

gravitate

下降 xiàjiàng

3. gravitate:

gravitate

倾向 qīngxiàng

gravitate

移向 yíxiàng

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English

They gravitate from their old identity towards individuals with more extreme ideological beliefs as they adopt this ideology as their own.

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Immersing herself in folk music in this way, she gravitated towards writing her own songs.

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The online auction site has a near-monopoly because buyers and sellers naturally gravitate to the largest, most liquid market.

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As he progressed, he gravitated to the classical guitar; the only music he was exposed to as a child.

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They tend to gravitate towards cartoons, where the characters always wear the same thing and have other easily recognized distinguishing features.

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Wealth and power gravitated toward the capital, and the surrounding countryside became caught up in the middle of a cotton boom.

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Just intonation gives superior results when there is little or no chord progression: voices and other instruments gravitate to just intonation whenever possible.

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Since strippers are the primary draw to strip clubs, the majority of the conversations gravitate toward dancers and dancer-related issues.

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His family was in the entertainment business, and he naturally gravitated toward a career in entertainment as well.

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As was the custom of the time, the students tended to gravitate into regional groups.

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