inclined in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for inclined in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inclined [ɪnˈklʌɪnd] ADJ

1. inclined (disposed):

inclined to + infin I'm rather inclined to agree

yo me inclino a pensar lo mismo

inclined to + infin I'm rather inclined to agree

yo creo que estoy de acuerdo

she's inclined to be irritable in the morning

tiende a estar de mal humor por la mañana

wool is inclined to shrink if you wash it without care

la lana tiende a encoger si no la lavas con cuidado

I don't feel inclined to help her

no me siento muy dispuesto a ayudarla

to be artistically inclined

tener inclinaciones artísticas

to be mathematically/scientifically inclined

tener aptitudes para las matemáticas/la ciencia

come along, if you feel so inclined

vente si tienes ganas

anyone who feels so inclined can …

cualquier persona que así lo desee, puede …

there are many interesting art courses, if you're that way inclined

hay muchos cursos de arte interesantes, si te interesa ese tipo de cosa

2. inclined (slanting):

inclined plane

inclinado

I.incline VB trans [Am ɪnˈklaɪn, Brit ɪnˈklʌɪn] form

1. incline (dispose):

to incline sb to + infin

predisponer a alguien a  +  infin

this inclined us to fear the worst

esto nos predispuso a esperar lo peor

2. incline (bend, lower):

incline head

inclinar

incline head

bajar

3. incline (slope):

incline

inclinar

II.incline VB intr [Am ɪnˈklaɪn, Brit ɪnˈklʌɪn] form

to incline to or toward sth she inclines to or toward the opposite view

se inclina a pensar lo contrario

III.incline N [Am ˈɪnˌklaɪn, Brit ˈɪnklʌɪn] form

incline

pendiente f

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he's musically inclined

tiene inclinación por la música

she is inclined to forgetfulness

es muy olvidadiza

I'm not religiously inclined

no tengo inclinaciones religiosas

he's the more pragmatically inclined of the two

es el más pragmático de los dos

to be romantically inclined

ser romántico

Translations for inclined in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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plano inclinado

inclined plane

subieron por una pendiente muy inclinada

they went up a very steep slope o incline

sentirse inclinado a + infinit.

to feel inclined to +  infinit.

me siento inclinada a aceptar

I feel o I am inclined to accept

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inclined in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for inclined in the English»Spanish Dictionary

inclined [ɪnˈklaɪnd] ADJ

inclined

predispuesto, -a

to be inclined to do sth

estar dispuesto a hacer algo

incline¹ [ˈɪnklaɪn] N

incline

inclinación f

incline of hill, mountain

pendiente f

I.incline² [ɪnˈklaɪn] VB intr

1. incline (tend):

incline

tender

2. incline (lean):

incline

inclinarse

II.incline² [ɪnˈklaɪn] VB trans

1. incline (make sth tend):

incline

predisponer

to incline (sb) to do sth

influir (a alguien) para que haga algo

2. incline (make lean):

incline

inclinar

Translations for inclined in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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inclinado (-a)

inclined

inclinado a algo

inclined to [or towards] sth

propenso (-a) (dispuesto)

inclined

afecto a algo/alguien

inclined towards sth/sb

propicio (-a)

inclined

inclinar

to incline

inclinarse

to incline

plano inclinado

inclined plane

bornear (ladear)

to incline

inclined Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to incline (sb) to do sth

influir (a alguien) para que haga algo

to be inclined to do sth

estar dispuesto a hacer algo

inclined to [or towards] sth

inclinado a algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Such individuals are more inclined to develop a diagnosable anxiety disorder, particularly when faced with stressful or aversive situations (e.g., peer-related difficulties, strained family relations).

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Likewise, some say that the human mind is not naturally inclined to form beliefs based on evidence, viz. cognitive dissonance.

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Individuals who think ahead to the future consequences of their present behaviours are more inclined to act in ways that are protective of their future health and well-being.

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There were inclined windscreens in the opposite sense, similar to the drivers platform of a combine harvester.

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He is strongly inclined to prevent whatever stimulus is causing discomfort.

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The logotype required some special work to give it a modern and active feel; the four letters, inclined and becoming gradually thinner, express dynamism.

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He was also artistically inclined, drawing with a happy vengeance, according to a biographer.

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To speed up and reduce the costs of construction the tunnel was divided into seven sections, with intermediate access ramps or inclined shafts.

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So they may be inclined to oversell their research, or simplify it to make it more likely to be picked up by a journalist.

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Yet despite his ability, on his retirement in 1997 he admitted that he would be inclined to do away with the judge's summing-up.

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