
slant
词源
源自中古英语 'slenten',可能与古挪威语 'slenta'(滑倒)有关,最初表示“倾斜”或“滑行”。
verb
❶ 使某物倾斜或处于倾斜状态,通常指物体或表面不水平或垂直。
“She slanted the picture slightly to the left.”
(她把照片稍微向左倾斜了一点。)
“The roof slants downward to allow rainwater to drain.”
(屋顶向下倾斜以便雨水排出。)
❶ 以带有偏见或特定倾向的方式呈现信息或观点。
“The article slanted the facts to support its argument.”
(这篇文章歪曲事实以支持其论点。)
“The news report was slanted in favor of the government.”
(这篇新闻报道偏向政府一方。)
noun
❶ 倾斜的角度或方向,通常指物体或表面不水平或垂直的状态。
“The slant of the hill made it difficult to climb.”
(山坡的倾斜角度使得攀登变得困难。)
“The slant of the roof prevents snow from accumulating.”
(屋顶的倾斜角度防止积雪。)
❶ 观点或信息的特定倾向或偏见,通常指带有主观色彩的表述方式。
“The article had a clear political slant.”
(这篇文章有明显的政治倾向。)
“The newspaper is known for its conservative slant.”
(这家报纸以其保守倾向而闻名。)
常见短语
on a slant — 处于倾斜状态,通常指物体或表面不水平或垂直。
“The picture hung on a slant, making it look crooked.”
(这幅画挂得有点斜,看起来歪歪的。)
slant rhyme — 一种不完全押韵的诗歌技巧,指单词的发音相似但不完全相同。
“The poet used slant rhyme to create a subtle musical effect.”
(诗人使用不完全押韵的技巧来创造一种微妙的音乐效果。)