tend
tendverb
A11,475th most heard wordIn 94 of 2278 videos (4%)heard 142 timeslast on Oct 17, 2026
- v. have a tendency or disposition to do or be something; be inclined
- v. have care of or look after
- v. manage or run
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- 0:19And while they do tend to need a bit more love, cats who have FELV can still enjoy many years of a high-quality life full of love, comfort, and play.虽然他们确实需要更多的关爱，但患有猫白血病的猫咪依然可以享受多年充满爱、舒适和玩耍的高质量生活。Cat Found Crying Alone In The Snow Finally Gets His Happy Ending | The Dodo
- 1:51The truth is, what people around the world tend to call the British accent is really just like a specific accent, like from the south of England, right?事实是，世界各地的人们倾向于称之为英国口音的，实际上只是像英格兰南部的一种特定口音，对吧？Learn Real British English With This Podcast - British Accents! | English Comprehensible Input B2
- 13:59Generally speaking, okay, advanced English speakers tend to connect ideas smoothly rather than stopping after each short sentence.总的来说，好的，高级英语使用者倾向于流畅地连接观点，而不是在每个短句后停顿。English SPEAKING Practice: Fluent Patterns: Common, Everyday Conversational English
- 16:47So the advantage I think we have is that often the facts are on our side, and facts tend to ultimately prove out to to do well in the long run.所以我认为我们的优势在于，事实往往站在我们这一边，而事实最终往往会被证明是经得起时间考验的。How Tech Will (and Won’t) Replace Your Doctor | TED Intersections
- 0:19And while they do tend to need a bit more love, cats who have FELV can still enjoy many years of a high quality life full of love, comfort, and play.虽然这类猫咪确实可能需要更多的关爱，但患有猫白血病的猫咪仍然可以享受多年充满爱、舒适和玩耍的高质量生活。Cat Found Crying Alone In The Snow Finally Gets His Happy Ending | The Dodo
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markmɑ:kn. a number or letter indicating quality (especially of a student's performance)leglegn. a human limb; commonly used to refer to a whole limb but technically only the part of the limb between the knee and anklecatkætn. feline mammal usually having thick soft fur and no ability to roar: domestic cats; wildcatspainpeinn. a symptom of some physical hurt or disorderfoster'fɒstәn. United States songwriter whose songs embody the sentiment of the South before the American Civil War (1826-1864)accent'æksәntn. distinctive manner of oral expression
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