Definitions

[1] vi. 走向, 有某种的倾向, 易于, 照顾, 注意

[2] vt. 照料, 护理

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1. In nostalgic moments we may tend to think of childhood as a time of almost unbroken happiness.
   在懷念舊日時光的時刻，我們可能往往想起童年像是有著幾乎完整幸福的一段時期。
2. We tend to think that our time is our own only on Sundays and holidays.
   我们通常以为只有在星期日和假期，时间才属于我们自己。
3. Women tend to live longer than men.
   女人往往比男人活得更長。
4. People tend to look at others with bias.
   人们趋向于带着偏见看待他人。
5. The world's population tends to increase.
   世界人口有上升的趨勢。
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6. People living in a big city tend to lack exercise.
   住在大城市的人们一般都缺乏锻炼。
7. He tends to be late for meetings.
   他開會往往會遲到。
8. She tends to be late for school.
   她往往會上學遲到。
9. Food processors tend to be shorter and wider than blenders.
   食物調理機往往比攪拌機短和寬。
10. Lonely people tend to be afraid of meeting others, which ensures they will always be lonely.
    孤獨的人會孤獨，是因為他畏懼他人。
11. He tends to lie.
    他企图说谎。
12. I'm lazy about my hair, so I tend to look like a slob.
    我对我的发型很无所谓，让我看起来像一个没用的人。
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