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and the ability to
express this 锐利的；透彻的：incisive comments/criticism/cmaZysis 澡刻舍评论 / 戒评 / 分析◊ an I'ncisive mind 敏锐的头.脑 2 showing
sb’s ability to take decisions and act with force 果断的;当;tji立断 : an
I'nfisiVe per/Qrm<?7ice 果敢的...表现► in.ci.sive.ly flclv. in-cl-sive-ness noun [U]
in-ci-sor
/in'saiz0(r)/ noun one
of the eight sharp teeth at the front of the mouth that are used for biting，切 Hw ~ compare canine n.(l), molar in.cite /m_sait/ verh 〜sb (to sth) | 〜sth to encourage.sb to
do sth violent, illegal or unpleasant, especially by making them angry or
excited 煽动；■鼓动：，[VN] to f/icfte
erfme/racia〖 hatred/vfo〖ence 教唆犯•；煽命种 族仇恨 /
暴力◊ rhey were
accused 〇/ inciting the croiyd
to WoZence•他们被控煽动群众暴舌L ◊ [VN to jnf]
He incited the worfc/orce to come out on strifce.他煽动工人
4罢工。
in-cite.meqt
/in丨saitmant/ /lot/n [u, C]〜（to sth) the act of encouraging
sb to do sth violent, illegal or unpleasant 煽动；鼓动：incitement to
mdaZ.hatred 种 :族，挑起
in-civiMty /.msa'vilati/ noun [\J, C] {pi. -ies) [formaf) rude behaviour;
rude remarks 粗‘刼傘动；[的语言;::_不 文明 _ see also uncivil
incl.
(BrE also inc.) abbr. 1 (in advertisements
r* n- ffi) including; included 包括；逢.同…在内:■ transport not frid不包括运输◊ £29.53 inc.
tojc连税在内共29.53英镑 2 INCLUSIVE包括提到的所有天数（或月、数目等;)： Open J ApriZ to 3! October incZ•从 4 月 1 号至丨』10,月 号 .每禾营业。
in.dem.ent /in'klemant/ <3办（/bmifl/) (of the weather 天 气）not pleasant; cold, wet, etc.恶劣如（指寒冷的、潮
湿的等）Pina clement
► in-clem-ency /-ansi/ noun [U] in-cliivatlon /.mkirneijn/ noun 1 [u, C] ~ (to do sth) | ~ (towards/for sth) a feeling that makes you want to do stli 倾向；意愿：ffe did not show the s丨ightest fncZin- ation to ieave.他丝毫没有表现出要离开的意思。◊ My natural inclination is to find a compromise,
妥协。◊ She toefced
any indinarion/or housework. M— 点有兴趣做家务。◊报was a〖oner by nature and by mdfnation.他天性不喜交际，且自己也无意于此。oShe had. neither the time nor the inclination to help them. M 既没有时间也不愿意帮助他们。◊ mu5t /oHow your
own indinatiorw when
choosing a career.你必须按照自
己的意愿选择职业。.2 [C]〜to do sth a tendency
to do sth 趋向；趋势：TTiere is an
indication to treat geography as a iess important subject•有一种趋向认为地理是
一门次要的学科。3 [C,
usually sing.，U] 术语）a
degree of sloping 倾斜虔：an indinarion 0/ 45。* 45。的 倾斜度◊ the ang〖e..o/
indinarion 倾角 4 [C] a small downward
movement, usually.of the head 南:下的轻微 n;'(通常指）点劣
in-dine verb, noun
m verb /in'klain/ {formal)
1 ~ (sb) to/towards sth to tend to think or behave in a particular way;
to make sb do this
(使）倾向于，有…吟趋势：[V] Hndine to the view
that we s/iouid tafce no action at this stage.我倾向于认为我们
在这个阶段不应采取行_。◊ [V to inf] r&e government is more elective than ive fndme to
think.政府的效率比我 扪所被常以为的要高。◊ [VN] iacfc 〇/ mon吖indfnes many young peopZe towards crime.缺钱使福爹年轻人产
生了犯罪倾向。[VN to inf] His obvious sincerity iTidined me to trust him.他满脸的真诚，让我愿意相信他。2 [VN] 〜your head to bend your head
.forward, especially as a sign of agreement, welcome, etc.点头（尤A以示尚意、
欢迎等）3 ~ (sth) (to/towards sth) to lean
or slope in a particular direction; to make sth lean or slope (使.）倾 斜：[V] The Zand indined
gentZy towards the s/tore•地面 缓缓向海岸倾斜。[also
vn]
■
not/n
/'inklain/ (/bw7fl/) a slope 斜坡；倾斜；斜度：a steep/sZight incline 陡 / 缓坡
in.clined /m’klaind/ 〇〇[/_ 1 [not before noun] ~
(to do sth) wanting to do sth 想（.做某事）：She was indf/ied— to
trust him.她愿意相信他。◊ ffe writes onZy when he/eeZs Zndined to.他只在想写作的时候才动笔写。◊
TTiere沿be time for a swim if you feel so inclined. W
话，.备有时间呢。2 ~ to do sth tending to do sth;
likely
to do sth 有…倾向；很可能：.He’s indined to be kisy. 他喜欢偷懒。◊ TTieyl丨 be
more indined to iisten i/you don’t shout.你要是不大声嚷叫，他们会更愿意倾听。
3 〜to agree, believe,
think, etc. used.when you are expressing an opinion
but do not want to express it very strongly (盘和地表达意见）倾向于同意（或相信、
认为等）：J’m fndined to agree
with you.我倾向于同意
你的豌点。4 (used with
particular adverbs 乌某些畐j 词 ■’逢用）having a natural
ability for sth; preferring to do sth肴（某种）天賦；宁愿（做某‘）：musicaHy/ academfcaZ〖y fncKned c/iiZdren有音杀天賦的/喜欢读书
的儿童5 sloping; at an angle倾斜的；成某角度的
in-clude
/in-kluid/
verb 1 (not used in the progressive tenses 不角于进行时）if one thing includes
another, it has the second thing as one of its parts 包括；包含[VN] The tour included a visit to the Science
Museum.这士游览包括参观科学博物
馆。Does the price fndude tax:?这个一钱秦莕奋括& 款.？ 0 [V -ing] Your duties
include typing letters and answering the tdephone.你的职责是打杨件和接电话。2 [VN]〜sb/sth (as/in/on sth).
to make sb/sth part of sth 使 成为.…的一部分：y〇u s/iou〖d indude some arampZes
in your essay.该在文章里举一些例子。〇We .a.ii went, me fncZuded.我们都去 T,逢我在 。◊
Representatives from the country were included as observers
at the am/erence.这个国家的代表都被列为会议的观察员。
praa EXCLUDE
in-clud-ing Im'khiidiQ/
prep. {abbr.
in-du-sion /m'klu：3n/
noun 1 [u] the fact of including
sb/sth; the fact of being included (被）包括，包含： His mdusion in the team is in doubt•他是否能被选入这
个队述未定案。2 [C] a person or
thing that is included 被包括_的'人.（或事物）：There were some
surprising inclusions in the Hst.名单中包括一些意想不到的人。
GQ3 EXCLUSION
BRITISH/AMERICAN英国/美国英语
inclusive * through
■
In inclusive is used
to emphasize that you are including the days, months, numbers, etc. mentioned,
especialiy in formal or official situations.
在英国英语中，inclusive用以强调所提到的日子、月
份、数字等均每括在内，尤用于正式场合：Arwwer 卩wes"‘om 8 fo 72 Mc/ws/ve.賴答第 8 翻第 12 题9 ◊ the amusement park is open daily from May
to October
/nc/ws/ve.游乐园从五月到十月每天都开放。
■
In through is used.北美英语用 through:
Answer
questions 8 through 12. 8 3\W> 12 @0
o The amusement park is open (from)
May through Ocfofcer.游乐园从五月到十月每天都开放。
■
.To can also be used with this meaning
.in 8rf and N/Vmf.英国英语和；美英语都可用to: The park is open/irom fo 37 Ortofw.公园从 5
月 1
日到 10月31 &并放。
in-du-sive /m'kluisrv/ adj.
1 ~ (of sth) having the total cost, or the cost of sth that is mentioned,
contained in the price包含全部费用；包括所提到的费用在内：The /uHy fndusfve/are/or the trip is £52.这次旅行的全部费 甩皇 52
英镑。◊ rhe rent is fnciusi’ve 〇/ water and heating•鱼釜苞括水费和暖气费。CEQ exclusive 2 from ... to ...
inclusive (BrE) including all the days, months, numbers, etc mentioned包括提到的所有的天
数（或扃、数目等 >
在内：We are coring介ee holidays /or
children aged two to deven fndusive•我们提供的度假 活动，两岁至i"一岁的儿童免费。or/iecastieisopen daify介om May to October
indusive.这个古堡从五月舍每
天弄放，直至十月底。3 including
a wide range of people, things, ideas, etc.包容广阔的；范围广泛的：
The
party must adopt more inclusive strategies and a