Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Inclined"

A: I have 3 options to choose from, and I am leaning toward #3. OR I will probably choose #3. OR I am inclined toward #3.
“Inclined” means that someone is not perfectly neutral on a given position, but that person is predisposed (prejudiced) in one direction.
A good mother loves her children equally, but Maria is always INCLINED to favor her daughter.

A: it can mean many thing in many situations but it means an angle , a slope , a slant

A: it basically means 'leaned'

A: it basically means 'leaned'

A: She is academically inclined.
The road is inclined.
Her head was inclined.

A: I'm naturally inclined to help people in need.

The degree of the mountain inclined as we went farther in.

My chair inclined backwards.

A: tend to is something done regularly or habitually, inclined to may only happen once.

A: "Inclined to" means "likely to", but it's not for sure.
"Want to" means you surely do want to.

"I don't know whether to believe him, but I'm inclined to accept his story." (likely, based on what I know)

"I don't know whether to believe him, but I want to accept his story." (maybe he's guilty, but I don't want him to be... I want it to be the truth)

A: Tend to = you do it often. Like it's a habit

Inclined to = you're feeling some type of pressure to do things but can also have same meaning as tend to

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A: inclined