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predisposed

/ˌpriːdɪˈspoʊzd/ /ˌpriːdɪˈspoʊzdəd/

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verb

Prédisposer, rendre susceptible

To make someone susceptible to something (such as a disease).

Examples :

"Poor nutrition can predispose children to developing chronic health problems later in life. "

Une mauvaise alimentation peut prédisposer les enfants à développer des problèmes de santé chroniques plus tard dans la vie.

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verb

Prédisposer, influencer

To make someone inclined to something in advance; to influence.

Examples :

"The stressful school environment predisposed many students to anxiety. "

L'environnement scolaire stressant a prédisposé de nombreux élèves à l'anxiété.

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adjective

Prédisposé, enclin

Examples :

"My brother is predisposed to procrastination, so he often leaves his school projects until the last minute. "

Mon frère est prédisposé à la procrastination, il laisse donc souvent ses projets scolaires à la dernière minute.

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adjective

Prédisposé, enclin à

Made susceptible to.

Examples :

"Because she rarely exercises and eats mostly processed foods, she is predisposed to heart disease. "

Comme elle fait rarement de l'exercice et mange surtout des aliments transformés, elle est prédisposée aux maladies cardiaques.

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