inclined

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inclined [ɪnˈklaɪnd]

adjective

1 (tilted) inclinado

with her head inclined with her head inclined to one side to be inclined [towards] sth Her head was inclined to one side

2 (apt)

to be inclined to do sth tener tendencia a hacer algo; tender a hacer algo

out of habit

he was inclined to be moody tenía tendencia or tendía a sufrir cambios de humor; era propenso a los cambios de humor; it is inclined to break tiene tendencia a romperse

3 (disposed)

to be inclined to do sth: I'm inclined to believe you estoy dispuesto a creerte; I'm inclined to agree yo me inclino a pensar lo mismo; I'm inclined to think that ... me inclino a pensar que ...

to be academically inclined estar dotado para los estudios

to be artistically inclined tener inclinaciones artísticas

to be [mathematically] inclined

I didn't feel at all inclined to go out no me apetecía nada salir; no tenía ninguna gana de salir

if you feel so inclined si te apetece; (more formal) si así lo deseas

you may choose more than one course if you feel so inclined

to be musically inclined tener inclinación por or hacia la música

to be [romantically] inclined he's not really romantically inclined I could have lived alone if I had been [so] inclined Anyone so inclined could participate in the discussion

Florence is full of art galleries, if you are that way inclined Florencia está llena de museos, si eso es lo que te interesa

to be inclined [toward] sth

I'm inclined toward the latter explanation me inclino por la última explicación

to be favourably inclined toward sth/sb ver algo/a algn con buenos ojos