英:[dɪˈstɔːt]
美:[dɪˈstɔːrt]
英:[dɪˈstɔːt]
美:[dɪˈstɔːrt]
dis·tort
dih stort
第三人称单数:distorts
现在分词:distorting
过去式:distorted
过去分词:distorted
distortive (adj.), distorter (n.)
词根:distort
adj.distorted 歪曲的;受到曲解的
n.distortion 变形;[物] 失真;扭曲;曲解
v.distorted 扭曲(distortasd的过去式和过去分词)
verb
transitive verb
to twist (see twist entry 1 sense 3b) out of the true meaning or proportion : to alter to give a false or unnatural picture or account
distorted the facts
to twist out of a natural, normal, or original shape or conditionalso: to cause to be perceived unnaturally the new lights distorted colors The singer's voice was electronically distorted.
a face distorted by pain
pervert
distort justice
intransitive verb
to become distortedalso: to cause a twisting from the true, natural, or normal
Heat caused the wax figures to distort.
1580年代,“扭曲真正的含义,歪曲关于真相的事实”,源自拉丁语 distortus,过去分词形式为 distorquere,“扭曲不同的方式,扭曲”,来自 dis- “完全”(见 dis-) + torquere “扭曲”(来自 PIE 词根 *terkw- “扭曲”)。字面意义上的“扭曲或扭曲形状,从正确的形状变成不正确或不自然的形状”始于1630年代。相关: Distorted; distorting。
曲解
Latin distortus, past participle of distorquēre, from dis- + torquēre to twist — more at torture >entry 1
The first known use of distort was in 1567
distractverb
to draw the attention or mind to something else
to upset or trouble in mind to the point of confusion
distractverb
to draw the attention or mind to something else
to upset or trouble in mind to the point of confusion
distractverb
to draw the attention or mind to something else
to upset or trouble in mind to the point of confusion
distractverb
to draw the attention or mind to something else
to upset or trouble in mind to the point of confusion
distortionnoun
the act of distorting
the condition of being distorted or a product of distortion
distortverb
to tell in a way that is misleading : misrepresent
distorted the facts
to twist out of a natural, normal, or original shape or condition
1 To establish a pre-conceived theory..the historian sometimes distorted facts.
2 Thus the differences in real income can be distorted.
因此,实际收入的差异可能被曲解.
3 Wintergreen, who also wanted to be a general and who always distorted, destroyed, rejected or misdirected any correspondence by, for or about Colonel Cathcart that might do him credit.
4 This mammoth icecap presses down so heavily that it actually distorts the shape of the earth.
5 His works wrenched and distorted, as if painted through neurosis.
6 Her face was horribly distorted, her lips blue.
7 He quoted me out of context and quite distorted my original meaning.
他断章取义,曲解我的本意.
8 All around me the JumboTrons blare their colorful campaigns, the sound of their ads distorted and jolty from the city speakers.
9 a fairground mirror that distorts your shape
露天游乐场的哈哈镜
10 And suddenly I knew something was wrong and distorted and out of drawing.
11 In another instant, his mouth was distorted into a horizontal figure-8, and he was crying mightily.
12 The heartburn brought tears to his eyes, so that his image of Campbell was distorted by jiggling lenses of salt water.
13 We recognize the smooth distorted faces, the helmets; they are French.
14 He was so short that Alex’s first impression was that he was looking at a reflection that had somehow been distorted.
15 And Kino heard the music of the pearl, distorted and insane.
16 The textbooks also tend to distort the importance of certain topics.
这些教科书还具有错误解读某些主题的重要性的趋向。
17 A thin ray of sun struck the prisms of a candelabrum on the mantelpiece, throwing brilliant, trembling shards of light that were distorted by the slant of the dormer walls.
18 The loudspeaker seemed to distort his voice.
他的声音从喇叭里传出来好像失真了。
19 Politicians misuse evidence, and distort it to shameful degrees.
政客们滥用证据,将证据歪曲到可耻的地步。
20 We don’t often think about the role of time in life-or-death situations, perhaps because Hollywood has distorted our sense of what happens in a violent encounter.
1 变形
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2 使…扭曲
4 失真
5 歪曲
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6 扭曲
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9 歪扭
12 使扭曲
14 使…变形
15 使失真
17 曲解
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