tilt

释义

vt.使倾斜; （在马上）拿枪扎; 抨击，攻击vi.倾斜; 〈美〉有倾向性，偏袒; 抨击n.倾斜，歪斜; 斜坡，坡度; 马上刺枪比赛; 跳动锤，落锤

大小写变形: TILT Tilt

词态变化

复数 :   tilts ; 第三人称单数 :   tilts ; 过去式 :   tilted ; 过去分词 :   tilted ; 现在分词 :   tilting ;

实用场景例句

The long-haired woman adjusted the mirror with a slight tilt before brushing her strands.

这位长发女子在梳理发丝前轻轻调整了镜子的倾斜角度。

金山词霸

The chair was tilted backward by Leonard, balancing on two legs as he extended his lengthy frame.

伦纳德将椅子向后倾斜，仅靠两条腿保持平衡，同时伸展他修长的身躯。

金山词霸

Leaning slightly, Mari tilted her head upward to gaze at him.

玛丽微微倾斜着头向上看，凝视着他。

金山词霸

The physician carefully tilted the patient's head sideways to inspect the injury completely.

医生小心地将病人的头部侧倾，以便全面检查伤处。

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The calculations stem from our grasp of the planet's axial tilt.

这些计算源自我们对地球轴向倾斜的掌握。

金山词霸

The abrupt tilt of the hillside

山坡的突然倾斜

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The shifting political landscape leaned toward extremist ideologies, putting his safety in immediate jeopardy...

政治风向的转变偏向极端主义思想，使他的安全陷入迫在眉睫的危机...

金山词霸

The Conservative Party was persistently urged by him to tilt toward right-wing policies.

保守党被他坚持敦促向右翼政策倾斜。

金山词霸

The chairman further criticized the plan for its tilt toward higher taxes instead of spending cuts.

主席进一步批评了该计划，因其偏向提高税收而非削减开支。

金山词霸

He took his first tilt at gaining a parliamentary seat that year, but ultimately failed to win the position.

那年他第一次尝试争取议会席位，但最终未能赢得该职位。

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Determined to make his final Manchester United season meaningful, he set his sights on one final tilt at the League title.

他决心让在曼联的最后一个赛季意义非凡，将目光投向最后一次冲击联赛冠军。

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Urgently tilting his body forward, John noticed an extensive line of cars obstructing the highway...

约翰急切地向前倾身时，发现一长串汽车堵塞了公路。

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The proceedings in Larry Layton's case are currently at full tilt.

拉里·莱顿一案的诉讼程序目前正全力推进。

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Suddenly the car tilted on the icy road.

汽车突然在结冰的路面上倾斜。

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Her glass was tilted just enough to spill a drop.

她的玻璃杯倾斜得刚好洒出一滴。

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英英释义

Noun

1. a combat between two mounted knights tilting against each other with blunted lances

2. a contentious speech act; a dispute where there is strong disagreement;

"they were involved in a violent argument"

3. a slight but noticeable partiality;

"the court's tilt toward conservative rulings"

4. the property possessed by a line or surface that departs from the vertical;

"the tower had a pronounced tilt"

"the ship developed a list to starboard"

"he walked with a heavy inclination to the right"

5. pitching dangerously to one side

Verb

1. to incline or bend from a vertical position;

"She leaned over the banister"

2. heel over;

"The tower is tilting"

"The ceiling is slanting"

3. move sideways or in an unsteady way;

"The ship careened out of control"

4. charge with a tilt