Examples of using Predilection in English and their translations into Slovak
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His predilection for a new, more comfortable process of fishing,
and, knowing our predilection for climbing into the forest,
therefore it should be chosen with special predilection, observing certain rules.
If your cat seems to have a predilection for scratching a particular piece of furniture
Jesus had taught his disciples to have His same predilection for the sick and the suffering,
try to get as much information about her pedigree as possible to find out if she has a predilection for hereditary diseases.
reflecting the hobby, the predilection of the owner or the gifted.
parental predilection, sibling influence,
The seemingly strange predilection for Bolshevism which is notice*able in unexpected places in Britain to-day,
The seemingly strange predilection for Bolshevism which is noticeable in unexpected places in Britain to-day,
educational background form the corresponding personal predilections, including in politics.
Lianna was absent at home during the transformation, but the mother always remembered her daughter's aesthetic predilections in all directions design studio apartments.
gastronomic predilections, neighbors often give some nicknames, in a special way characterizing them.
Here, we are free to pursue our predilections with mortals who appreciate the pleasures of our gifts.
gastronomic predilections, in taste in clothes
The ENP's comprehensive approach also ensures that EU policy does not depend on the regional and national predilections of each country to hold the presidency.
However, American policymakers and analysts have identified five presumptions and predilections that offer further clues to China's likely strategic behavior in confrontations.
It was one of the few places in the Wizarding World where wizards of certain predilections could meet other like-minded wizards.
Scientists watching the pregnant women who came to the conclusion that the unborn child has its own sonic predilections.
satisfying local predilections.