leans

英 [liːnz]

美 [liːnz]

v.  前俯(或后仰); 倾斜; 倚靠; 靠在; 靠置; 使斜靠
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双语例句

• Colleagues describe her as a 'mainstream' economist who leans slightly left.
  同事们说她是一位略微偏左的“主流”经济学家。
• Our teacher always leans against the blackboard.
  我们老师经常靠在黑板上。
• He leans to that opinion.
  他倾向于那种看法。
• From the opposite corner of the blackboard leans an abacus.
  黑板的另一角斜靠着一个算盘。
• She leans on her husband's advice.
  她依赖她丈夫的忠告。
• A shotgun leans against the table.
  桌子跟前靠着一支猎枪。
• In his domestic-policy heart, Mr Obama leans left, just as Republican sceptics always said.
  在核心国内政策上，正如共和党内怀疑论者一直在说的，奥巴马是左倾的。
• The article in the Wall Street Journal leans heavily on modern cliches.
  ＜华尔街日报＞的这篇文章使用了大量现代的陈词滥调。
• The pillar leans to one side.
  这个柱子向一边倾斜。
• If your site leans toward being informational, that also identifies your use case: Give your audience information.
  如果您的站点倾向信息性，这也就标示了您的用例：向用户提供信息。