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tilted

/ˈtɪl.tɪd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das geneigt, schräg oder schief ist; kann sich auch auf eine voreingenommene oder unausgewogene Sichtweise beziehen., Verb, das verwendet wird, um eine Bewegung in eine schräge Position oder das Verursachen einer solchen zu bezeichnen, oder um eine Vorliebe oder Neigung zu etwas auszudrücken.

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adjective

/ˈtɪl.tɪd/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das geneigt, schräg oder schief ist; kann sich auch auf eine voreingenommene oder unausgewogene Sichtweise beziehen.

Describes something that is slanted, leaning, or not level; can also refer to a biased or unbalanced perspective.

  1. Slanted or leaningB1formal

    Positioned at an angle; not level or straight.

    deGeneigt

    • The picture on the wall is tilted to the left.
    • The tower is slightly tilted due to the earthquake.
    • He adjusted the tilted mirror to see better.

    Synonymeangledaskewcantedinclinedleaningobliqueskewedslantedslopingtipped

    Antonymeevenhorizontallevelstraightuprightvertical

  2. Biased or unbalancedB2informal

    Having a preference or prejudice; not impartial.

    deVoreingenommen

    • The article had a tilted perspective on the issue.
    • His opinion is tilted in favor of the new policy.
    • The judge's decision seemed tilted towards the defendant.

    Synonymeinequitableone-sidedpartialpartisanprejudicedskewedslantedunbalancedunfair

    Antonymebalancedfairimpartialneutralobjectiveunbiased

Formen
  • more tilted comparative form
  • most tilted superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

tilt/tɪlt/B2formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um eine Bewegung in eine schräge Position oder das Verursachen einer solchen zu bezeichnen, oder um eine Vorliebe oder Neigung zu etwas auszudrücken.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or causing something to move into a sloping position, or to have a preference or bias towards something.

  1. Incline or leanB1formal

    To move or cause something to move into a sloping position.

    deNeigen

    • She tilted her head to listen more carefully.
    • The table tilted when he put the heavy box on one side.
    • He tilted the mirror to see his reflection better.

    Synonymecantcareenheelinclineleanlistslantslopetip

    Antonymelevelstraighten

  2. Heel overB2formal

    To lean or list to one side, especially of a ship or vehicle.

    deSich neigen

    • The boat tilted dangerously in the strong wind.
    • The car tilted as it went around the sharp curve.
    • The ship tilted to starboard during the storm.

    Synonymecantcareenheelinclineleanlistslanttip

  3. Move unsteadilyB2informal

    To move or shift sideways in an unsteady or unbalanced way.

    deSich neigen

    • The ladder tilted as he reached for the top shelf.
    • The stack of books tilted and then fell over.
    • He tilted on his heels after the sudden stop.

    Synonymecareenlurchreelstaggerswayteeterwobble

  4. Charge with a tiltC1formalbritish

    To attack or charge at someone or something, especially in a jousting context.

    deMit eingelegter Lanze angreifen

    • The knight tilted at his opponent with a lance.
    • They tilted against each other in the tournament.
    • He tilted his horse forward and charged.

    Synonymeattackchargeclashcombatengagejoust

Formen
  • tilted past participle
  • tilted past simple
  • tilting present participle
  • tilts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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