Partial to Meaning in English
expression
释义
If you are partial to something, you especially like or enjoy it more than other things.
用法与细微差别
'Partial to' is slightly formal or literary; it's used to show a liking or preference, often gently or humorously. It is typically followed by a noun or gerund ('partial to chocolate', 'partial to staying up late'). Not the same as 'partial' (meaning biased or incomplete) alone.
Spanish: tener debilidad por - tener predilección porPortuguese (BR): gostar mais de - ter preferência porPortuguese (PT): gostar mais de - ter preferência porChinese (Simplified): 偏爱 - 偏好Chinese (Traditional): 偏愛 - 偏好Hindi: का शौक़ीन होना - को पसंद करनाArabic: يميل إلى - يفضلBengali: বিশেষ পছন্দ করা - দুর্বলতা থাকাRussian: питать слабость к - быть неравнодушным кJapanese: 〜が好きだ - 〜に目がないVietnamese: thích đặc biệt - ưa chuộngKorean: 특별히 좋아하다 - 치우치다 (선호함)Turkish: özellikle hoşlanmak - düşkün olmakUrdu: خاص لگاؤ ہونا - کچھ پسند کرناIndonesian: suka sekali - gemar
例句
I am partial to sweet desserts.
basic
She is partial to classical music.
basic
Are you partial to tea or coffee?
basic
I have to admit, I'm partial to a good pizza now and then.
natural
He's always been partial to staying up late on weekends.
natural
Not everyone is partial to spicy food, you know.
natural