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08:27 Dec 28, 2014 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] Science - Biology (-tech,-chem,micro-) | |||||||
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4 | tendency, propensity |
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3 | preference |
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trend/ propensity lub w kontekstach-czasownikowo |
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preference Explanation: In this context, there is a preference for the aerial parts over the roots. Another possibility could be "affinity," but that may have stronger connotations. |
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tendency, propensity Explanation: either one |
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Reference: trend/ propensity lub w kontekstach-czasownikowo Reference information: Osobiście unikałbym "tendency". Myślę, że bardzo istotne jest całe zdanie " Ta tendencja..... etc". Być może można to (kolejne) zdanie oddać jeszcze inaczej. (np " to tend to"- wszystko zależy od tego, co jest dalej). W biologii (ale i ekonomii na przykład) moim zdaniem częściej w podobnych kontekstach występuje słowo "trend". Links will be added. |
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