tend

英[tend]美[tend]

v.[T]
1.照料，照顾，伺候
2.招待，侍候，照顾，照料（商店、酒吧等的顾客）
v.[I]
1.往，朝向
2.易于；倾向
3.往往会；常常就

同：	[v.] be given, incline, lean, run

Chinese athletes tend to be much smaller than their European counterparts, they also tend to be weaker in upper body strength.
中国举重运动员通常比欧洲运动员矮小，上身力量也较弱。收藏
One reason that is true is that Sony's Japanese executives tend to speak better English than their counterparts at other Japanese companies.
其中一个真实的原因，是索尼公司的日本高层负责人比其他公司里与他们位置相当的人说英语的能力要好。收藏
To be quite frank, I tend to agree with Mr. Peter's opinion.
坦白地说，我倾向于同意彼德先生的意见。收藏
If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail.——Abraham Maslow
如果你唯一的工具是一把锤子，你往往会把一切问题都看成钉子。——马斯洛收藏
The point l'm making is (that) modem parents tend to be indulgent to their children.
我所说的要点是，现代父母往往过分溺爱自己的孩子。收藏

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have a tendency or disposition to do or be something; be inclined
- She tends to be nervous before her lectures
- These dresses run small
- He inclined to corpulence
[同] incline, be given, lean, run, tend
have care of or look after
- She tends to the children

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