tendency
/ˈtɛnd(ə)nsi/
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ten - den - cy -> tendency
(n) ယိမ်းယိုင်မှု
၁။ ဂရုစိုက်သည်။ စောင့်ရှောက်သည်။ ထိန်းကျောင်း သည်။ nurses tending (the wounds of) the injured ❍ shepherds tending their sheep.
၂။ (US ) ဆိုင်ထိုင်သည်။ tend the store ❍ tend bar.
၁။ …လေ့ရှိသည်။ I tend to go to bed earlier during the winter. ❍ We tend to think of this as a modern problem, but it has existed for centuries. ❍ Women tend to live longer than men. ❍ Recent laws have tended to restrict the freedom of the press. ❍ It tends to rain here a lot in the summer.
၂။ ~ to/towards sth ညွှတ်သည်။ ယိမ်းသည်။ He tends towards extreme views.
❏ tendency /'tendǝnsi/ n
၁။ ~ (to/towards sth)/ (to do sth) ယိမ်းယိုင်မှု။ ဖြစ်တတ်မှု။ a tendency to fat/towards fatness/to get fat ❍ have/show homicidal tendencies.
၂။ …လိုခြင်း။ …လိုဟန်ရှိခြင်း။ Prices continue to show an upward tendency (ie to increase).
- [tend to do something] : He tends to exaggerate.
- The gym tends to get very busy at about six o’clock.
- We tend to take technology for granted nowadays.
- These arguments tend merely to confuse the reader.
- [tend not to do something] : Religion is personal and I tend not to talk about it.
- [tend towards] : Her study found that sociologists tended towards liberalism and radicalism.
- Eddie kept himself busy tending the garden.
- Doctors were tending the wounded.
- [tend to] : I have to tend to the children before I go out.
- [tend towards/upwards/downwards] : Housing prices have tended upwards.
- I think they will tend towards stricter controls.
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