proclivity

n.

倾向，癖性；

复数：proclivities

1. He has a proclivity to [toward] violence.
   他有暴力的倾向。
2. Chinese officials talk scornfully about US consumers' proclivity to buy now and figure out the consequences later.
   中国官员谈到美国消费者今天花钱、明天才考虑后果的坏习惯时一脸不屑。

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