Disinclined
“Disinclined”是一个形容词，表示不愿意的、不情愿的，用来描述不愿意做某事或缺乏做某事倾向的人。这个词强调不愿意和不情愿。
- She was disinclined to help. (她不愿意帮助。)
- He seemed disinclined to participate. (他似乎不愿意参与。)
- They were disinclined to change. (他们不愿意改变。)
“Disinclined”由 “dis-”（不）和 “inclined”（倾向于的）组成，字面意思是”不倾向于的”。
- 前缀：dis-（不）
- 词根：inclined（倾向于的）
“Disinclined”是正式用词，常用于描述不愿意做某事的人，在正式和日常语境中经常使用。
- 形容词形式：inclined（倾向于的）
- 名词形式：disinclination（不愿意）
可以将 “disinclined” 分解为 “dis-”（不）和 “inclined”（倾向于的），想象”不倾向于的”。
When my friend asked me to go to a party, I was disinclined - I was tired, had work to do, and just wanted to stay home. My disinclination was clear, but she kept pushing until I finally agreed. Being disinclined means you don’t really want to do something, but sometimes you do it anyway to be nice or because you feel obligated.
当我朋友要求我去参加一个派对时，我不愿意——我很累，有工作要做，只想呆在家里。我的不愿意很明显，但她一直推动直到我终于同意了。不愿意意味着你真的不想做某事，但有时你仍然这样做是为了友好或因为你感到有义务。