1.
If you have a ~ for something or someone, you like them.
She had a ~ for good clothes...
Mrs Jermyn took a great ~ to him.
N-SING: with supp, oft N for n
2.
If something is, for example, too fast for your ~, you would prefer it to be slower. If it is not fast enough for your ~, you would prefer it to be faster.
She’s asking far too many personal questions for my ~.
PHRASE: with too/not enough , usu group PHR
3.
If something is to your ~, it suits your interests, tastes, or wishes.
London was more to his ~ than Rome...
PHRASE: v-link PHR, PHR after v