"incline" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb inclinar. View conjugation.

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incline

sustantivo [ˈɪnklaɪn]

1. cuesta (f) pendiente (f) (slope)

verbo transitivo [ɪnˈklaɪn]

2. inclinar (motivate, cause)

her remarks don't incline me to be sympathetic -> sus comentarios no me mueven a ser comprensivo

3. inclinar (lean)

she inclined her head toward him -> inclinó la cabeza hacia él

4. (tend)

to be inclined to do something -> tener tendencia or tender a hacer algo
I'm inclined to agree with you -> soy de tu misma opinión

verbo intransitivo

5. inclinarse (lean)

6. (tend)

to incline to or toward -> inclinarse a
to incline to the belief that… -> inclinarse a pensar que…

incline [in-klain]

1. Inclinar, enderezar alguna cosa hacia una parte determinada.

2. Ladear, torcer; doblar, doblegar.

3. Inclinar el cuerpo o la cabeza por respeto o reverencia.

verbo neutro (intransitivo)

4. Inclinarse, torcerse un poco hacia abajo alguna cosa. (n)

5. Inclinarse, hacer reverencia o acatamiento. (n)

6. Inclinarse, sentir disposición favorable hacia alguna persona o cosa; hablando de colores, tirar (n)

adjetivo

A hue which inclines to green -> un matiz que tira al verde
Inclined plane -> plano inclinado

sustantivo

7. Declivio; declive de una vía férrea.

va.

incline

[ˈɪnklaɪn]

noun

pendiente (f); cuesta (f)

[ɪnˈklaɪn]

verb:transitive

1 (bend) [+head] bajar; inclinar

to incline one's head to one side

2 (slope) inclinar

3 (dispose)

to incline sb to do sth predisponer a algn a hacer algo; the factors which incline us towards particular beliefs los factores que nos predisponen a tener ciertas creencias

his past record did not incline me to believe him

[ɪnˈklaɪn]

verb:intransitive

1 (slope) inclinarse

2 (tend)

I incline to or towards the belief/opinion that ... me inclino a pensar que ...

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Verb Conjugation for "incline"

Imperative

incline
you incline
he/she inclines
we incline
you incline
they incline

Preterite

I inclined
you inclined
he/she inclined
we inclined
you inclined
they inclined

Present Continuous

I am inclining
you are inclining
he/she is inclining
we are inclining
you are inclining
they are inclining

Present Perfect

I have inclined
you have inclined
he/she has inclined
we have inclined
you have inclined
they have inclined

Past Continuous

I was inclining
you were inclining
he/she was inclining
we were inclining
you were inclining
they were inclining

Past Perfect

I had inclined
you had inclined
he/she had inclined
we had inclined
you had inclined
they had inclined

Future

I will incline
you will incline
he/she will incline
we will incline
you will incline
they will incline

Future Perfect

I will have inclined
you will have inclined
he/she will have inclined
we will have inclined
you will have inclined
they will have inclined

Future Continuous

I will be inclining
you will be inclining
he/she will be inclining
we will be inclining
you will be inclining
they will be inclining

Present Perfect Continuous

I have been inclining
you have been inclining
he/she has been inclining
we have been inclining
you have been inclining
they have been inclining

Future Perfect Continuous

I will have been inclining
you will have been inclining
he/she will have been inclining
we will have been inclining
you will have been inclining
they will have been inclining

Past Perfect Continuous

I had been inclining
you had been inclining
he/she had been inclining
we had been inclining
you had been inclining
they had been inclining

inclinar
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inclinar

transitive verb

1. to bend (doblar); to bow (cabeza); to tilt (ladear)

inclinar la balanza a favor de (figurative) -> to tip the balance in favor of

2. (influir)

inclinar a alguien a hacer algo -> to persuade somebody to do something

inclinarse

pronomial verb

1. to lean (doblarse)

la grúa se está inclinando peligrosamente -> the crane is leaning o tilting dangerously
inclínate hacia adelante -> lean forward
la balanza se inclinó a nuestro favor (figurative) -> the balance tipped in our favor

2. to bow (para saludar)(ante before)

3. to be o feel inclined (tender)(a to)

me inclino a pensar que no -> I'm rather inclined to think not

4. (preferir)

inclinarse por -> to favor, to lean toward

inclinar [in-cle-nar’]

article & verb transitive

1. To incline, to slope (sesgar), to bow (bajar), to bend; to give a tendency or direction to any place or state.

2. To incline, to influence, to turn the desire toward anything.

Inclinar a uno a hacer algo -> to induce somebody to do something

verb neuter

3. To resemble, to be alike. (n)

verb reflexive

4. To incline (estar inclinado), to lean, to bend to, to tend toward any part.

5. To incline, to lean, to be favorably disposed to.

6. To bend the body (encorvarse), to bow (hacer reverencia).

7. To have a particular reason to follow some opinion or do something.

Inclinarse a hacer algo -> to be inclined to do something

8. To heel. (Nautical)

inclinar

verbo:transitivo

1 (ladear) [+objeto vertical] to tilt; lean

el peso de los abrigos inclinó el perchero the hatstand was tilting o leaning under the weight of the coats; inclinó el plato para acabarse la sopa he tilted his plate to finish off his soup; inclinó el respaldo del asiento he reclined his seat; inclina el cuadro hacia la derecha slope o tilt the picture to the right

2 [+cabeza] to lean

inclinó la cabeza para olerle el cabello she leant her head forward to smell his hair; para afirmar inclinó la cabeza he nodded (his) agreement; inclinaron la cabeza ante el altar they bowed their heads before the altar

3 (resolver) [+balanza] to tip

los indecisos inclinaron la balanza hacia la izquierda the floating voters tipped the balance in favour of the left; este gol inclinó el marcador a su favor this goal tipped the balance in their favour

4 (predisponer) to incline

la crisis inclina a los consumidores hacia el ahorro the recession inclines consumers to save their money

5 (decidir)

eso la inclinó a pensar que yo era el culpable that led her to think that I was guilty; el informe lo inclinó a cambiar de estrategia the report swayed him in favour of changing his strategy

verbo:pronominal

inclinarse

1 [+objeto vertical] to lean; tilt

2 (encorvarse) to stoop; bend

Balbino se inclinó sobre el muro Balbino leant over the wall; Amelia se inclinó hacia delante para coger el bolso Amelia leant forward to pick up the bag; me incliné hacia atrás para ponerme cómodo I leant back to make myself comfortable; nos inclinamos ante el rey we bowed to the king

3 (tender)

me inclino a favor de la moneda única I'm inclined to be in favour of the single currency; me inclino a pensar que no es verdad I am inclined to o I tend to think that it's not true; entre los dos, me inclino por el segundo of the two, I'm inclined to go for the second o I tend to prefer the second

Verb Conjugation for "inclinar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	inclino	incliné	inclinaba	inclinaré	incline
Tú	inclinas	inclinaste	inclinabas	inclinarás	inclines
Ella/Él/Usted	inclina	inclinó	inclinaba	inclinará	incline
Nosotros	inclinamos	inclinamos	inclinábamos	inclinaremos	inclinemos
Vosotros	inclináis	inclinasteis	inclinabais	inclinaréis	inclinéis
Ellos/Ustedes	inclinan	inclinaron	inclinaban	inclinarán	inclinen