instinct for

基本解釋

His instinct for rational economics has turned him from a protectionist into a champion of free trade.
他對理性經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)的直覺使他從一個（貿(mào)易）保護(hù)主義者轉(zhuǎn)變爲(wèi)自由貿(mào)易的擁護(hù)者。
You are surrounded by millions of people who share your frustrations and share your instinct for justice and rationality.
你周圍數(shù)百萬的人分享著你的種種沮喪感，他們和你一樣有對正義和理性的本能渴求。
In 1907, he made a photograph of two ladies in dazzling white dresses getting into a carriage at the Longchamp racetrack—an early signal that he had an instinct for couture.
1907年，他拍攝的一張照片中顯示著兩個身著熾白色長裙的女士在朗香跑道上上馬車的場景，這可以說是他生來就有服裝設(shè)計天分的早期征兆。

And what Darwin is claiming here, and it's a controversial and interesting claim, is that language is special in that there's some sort of propensity or capacity or instinct for language unlike the other examples he gives.
達(dá)爾文在此所表達(dá)的觀點,極具爭議而又非常有趣,這個觀點認(rèn)爲(wèi),語言之所以特殊,是因爲(wèi)縂有某些傾曏,能力或本能,使得語言與他所擧的其他例子有所不同
耶魯公開課 - 心理學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

Yet clearly, events have only strengthened your natural instinct for tolerance and mutual respect.
UN: Secretary-General
Mr O'Meally's sense of category is as finely tuned as his instinct for good singing.
ECONOMIST: Jazz singers
But I am very wary of my own instinct for retribution, and of yours.
FORBES: The Failure of the American Prison System is a Failure of Justice