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　　penchant

　　英：【ˈpenʃɒŋ】美：【pentʃənt】

　　英：

　　美：

　　常见释义：

　　n.

　　嗜好；倾向

　　n. 嗜好；倾向

　　名词复数形式:penchants

　　1、Most alluring as. . . Gotta be Edward Cullen, with all that restrained passion and the

　　penchant

　　for melting glances. ─── 最迷人角色…肯定是爱德华，那克制的激情和那遇冰即化的眼神。

　　2、Neither the human imitative instinct nor a

　　penchant

　　for fantasy by itself leads to an autonomous theater. ─── 人类的模仿本能，还是对幻想的嗜好本身，都不会单独成为独立的戏剧形式。

　　3、is widely believed that the Peugeot family tired of Mr. Streiffs autocratic ways and

　　penchant

　　for confrontation. ─── 普遍认为，标致家族厌倦了斯特雷夫先生专横的处事方式以及对抗倾向。

　　4、"I dont mind that people think of me like that, " the 75-year-old man says of his

　　penchant

　　for dating younger woman. ─── “我不介意别人怎么想我”，75岁的老头在聊到与年轻女子约会时如是说。

　　5、Ibrahim Rugova, the head of the shadow government, was a soft-spoken man with a

　　penchant

　　for wearing a scarf around his neck. ─── 傀儡政府的领导人鲁戈瓦说起话来声音柔和，特别喜欢在项上戴一条围巾。

　　6、He was a wiry, red-haired man with piercing blue eyes and a

　　penchant

　　for grandiose schemes. ─── 他瘦削结实，红头发，有一双目光锐利的蓝眼睛，爱搞宏伟的计划。

　　7、And a new study shows that our

　　penchant

　　for the more vertically inclined might have an evolutionary basis. ─── 一项新的研究表明，我们倾向于更笔直的这个嗜爱可能有一个逐渐形成的基础。

　　8、She has a

　　penchant

　　for champagne. ─── 她酷爱香槟酒。

　　9、Despite the cutthroat nature of the Indian media and its

　　penchant

　　for the sensational, the press has behaved as if it were in an older era. ─── 尽管印度媒体天生残忍，对轰动性新闻情有独钟，但新闻界的举动似乎像是回到了旧时代。