inclination
incline + -ation
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noun
1. a person's natural tendency or urge to act or feel in a particular way; a disposition or propensity: あるやり方で活動する、感じる人の自然な傾向や衝動
«…への/…する» 傾向(tendency), 性向; 体質 «toward, to/to do»
e.g. John was a scientist by training and inclination: ジョンは教育と意向を受けた科学者だった。
e.g. he was free to follow his inclinations.: 彼は自分の願望に自由に従った。
(inclination for/to/toward) an interest in or liking for (something): (何かへの)興味、好み
«…への» 気持ち, 意向, 好み «toward, for, to»
e.g. Burger King and Wendy's didn't show any inclination to jump into a price war with McDonald's.: バーガーキングとウェンディーズはマクドナルドとの価格競争に飛び込む意向を見せなかった。
2. a slope or slant: 傾き、傾斜
｟かたく｠ 傾斜, 傾き
e.g. changes in inclination of the line on the graph.: そのグラウの線の傾きの変化
the action of inclining the body or head: 身体や頭を傾ける行動
e.g. the questioner's inclination of his head.: その質問者の軽いお辞儀
the dip of a magnetic needle.: 磁針の下への傾斜
3. the angle at which a straight line or plane is inclined to another.: 直線、平面の別のものとの傾きの角度
〘数〙 傾度, 傾角
Astronomy the angle between the orbital plane of a planet, comet, etc. and the ecliptic, or between the orbital plane of a satellite and the equatorial plane of its primary.
Astronomy the angle between the axis of an astronomical object and a fixed reference angle.
〘天〙 (軌道の)傾斜角.
ORIGIN
late Middle English: from Latin inclinatio(n-), from inclinare ‘bend towards’ (see incline).