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incline [ɪnˈklaɪn] VERBE intr

incline

tender a

to incline to do sth

to incline towards sth

incline

inclinar

to incline towards sth

to incline to do sth

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The chancel is not in line with the nave and it inclines to the north. en.wikipedia.org

The theater had 1300 seats and was built using a stadium seating design that utilized rising seating on a steep incline. en.wikipedia.org

The distance from the top of the incline to the stop was the same as the distance that the fully loaded wagons needed to travel. en.wikipedia.org

A few kilometres before the finish there is a climb with an incline of over 100 m and a maximum inclination of 7%. en.wikipedia.org

Wellington was an important station as it stood at the foot of a steep incline. en.wikipedia.org

The ore was raised by tram wagons on the incline, with a wire rope. en.wikipedia.org

Upon exiting the inversion the track makes an incline and into a second set of block brakes. en.wikipedia.org

This spirit, in turn, inclines that people toward certain sorts of political and social institutions, and away from others. en.wikipedia.org

He had been inclined not to make much of the matter, but was prevailed upon by some friends and broke out of jail. en.wikipedia.org

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