在 英语 中使用 Tend to think 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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We tend to think of trust concerning businesses, banking, relationships and finance since the necessity of trust in these areas is clear and undeniable.
We tend to think of failure or ignorance in a very negative light, as something to be avoided at all costs.
Most developers tend to think of C as being nearly synonymous with, or least closely related to, object-oriented programming(OOP)- and obviously it is.
We tend to think our brain makes these commands and then sends them down to the other organs, and they all have to listen.
We tend to think of conversion as a single event, but it's really more like a chain of events.
Speaking of market mechanisms, we tend to think of“planned” relatively“free sex”.
People also tend to think that the past is fixed and gone; it can't be changed.
When we think about giving feedback in the workplace, we tend to think about bosses letting their subordinates know how they're doing, work-wise.
People tend to think that by shutting off the lights in an office, they have done their part for the environment.
We also tend to think that we're more in control than we really are- particularly if we're involved in the event ourselves.
Many users tend to think that the privacy of their personal information isn't very important because nobody is that interested in it.
People with a business or financial background tend to think of tax evaders negatively and tax avoiders positively.
People who quit tend to think,'It's only been two weeks and I have gained two pounds.
We tend to think that the smug, smart people who run companies like Google and Uber have some secret knowledge;
We tend to think of bitcoin as the network, nodes, miners and HODLers, but it's really an idea, first expressed in the white paper.
Younger people below 45 years of age tend to think a smartphone can do everything they need.
Goldenfeld: When you think about evolution, you typically tend to think about population genetics, the frequency of genes in a population.
People tend to think that the subways are filled with rats, but in fact rats are not everywhere in the system;
Many people tend to think that bots are nefarious or evil, but that's not true,” said Gilani.
We tend to think of goals as being specific, but research suggests that a broader goal of simply staying busy also inspires us.