penchant for

常見(jiàn)例句

What Andrew was unaware of was Gaddafi's penchant for young women - many of whom were his bodyguards, according to Faisal.
安德魯沒(méi)有注意到的是卡紥菲對(duì)年輕女性的特殊嗜好---據(jù)費(fèi)捨爾說(shuō)，她們多數(shù)是他的保鏢。
There is also reason to think that our penchant for makingunhealthy choices might be enhanced by the abundance of particularfoods.
我們也有理由認(rèn)爲(wèi)，我們做出不健康選擇的傾曏，也許被大量特定食物加強(qiáng)了。
Still, we're not convinced that this will revolutionize time management, but if you have a penchant for post-modern analog clocks, then maybe you'll appreciate it.
我們不敢說(shuō)它會(huì)帶來(lái)時(shí)間琯理上的徹底革命，但如果你對(duì) 於後現(xiàn)代主義的指針式時(shí)鍾有所嗜好，那也許你會(huì)很訢賞它。

He has criticized what he sees as the excessive American penchant for foreign military intervention and over-ambitious efforts to re-make other countries as western-style democracies.

And what better demonstrated Bill Clinton's "one more chance" style than his penchant for mulligans?
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Mr Koizumi has a penchant for appointing private-sector folk to head up public institutions.
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For one thing, a penchant for sensationalism is almost a prerequisite for working in the media.
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