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like; be fond of; prone to
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
like; be fond of
Used to express a strong preference for something or someone.
This person loves to study, and insists on reading every day.
He is fond of snacks, especially potato chips and chocolate.
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He really likes to show off himself, always rushing to speak in class.
This old man is fond of drinking tea, and drinks a cup of strong tea every morning.
He likes to use his mind, and always comes up with good ideas.
verb
prone to; easily get
Used to describe that someone is likely to encounter a bad situation or accident.
People who just learned to ride bikes are prone to falling.
It's easy to catch a cold in the dry winter.
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He has a weak constitution and is prone to getting sick.
New drivers are prone to making mistakes.
This kind of weather is prone to heatstroke, everyone should pay attention to heat prevention.