tend to be

常見例句

雙語例句

• We also tend to be similar to our friends and family on income and wealth measures.
  我們在收入和財富衡量標準方面也趨向于我們的朋友和家庭成員。
• "People in South Florida tend to be outdoors more than those in the North, and they don't always protect themselves, " he said.
  “南佛羅里達的人們在戶外的活動往往比北方人多，而且他們通常不為自己采取保護措施，”施瓦茨說。
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• In general, I do not find "agile maturity model", "Agile assessment models" or "agile tests" useful since they tend to be a simplified view on a complex subject.
  .總的來說，我并不覺得“敏捷成熟度模型”，“敏捷評估模型”或“敏捷測試”是有益的，因為它們往往趨向于片面看待復(fù)雜的問題。

原聲例句

• This was a very shallow earthquake, which means it would tend to be more destructive.
• But they're great listeners and then they translate that into interactive learning and the organizations tend to be great listening organizations.
  他們也善于傾聽,然后將其轉(zhuǎn)化為互動式學(xué)習(xí),那么整個團隊也會變得善于傾聽。
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• because the people tend to be a little bit more chilled out than they might be other times in their day.
  因為比起一天里的其他時間，人們這時候可能會更放松些。
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權(quán)威例句

• But currencies tend to be zero-sum games over time, and gold, arguably, is a lousy store of wealth.
  FORBES: Gold Investing: An Owner's Manual
• They tend to be a process that everybody is trying to protect the integrity of.
  WHITEHOUSE: President Obama Holds a Press Conference with Prime Minister Erdogan The White House
• Because they are generally new to the game, Europeans tend to be embarrassed about fund-raising.
  ECONOMIST: Why a new golden age of philanthropy may be dawning
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