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twisting

/ˈtwɪs.tɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈtwɪs.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что поворачивается или извивается изогнутым или спиралевидным образом; также может относиться к чему-то сложному или обманчивому.

Describes something that turns or winds in a curving or spiraling manner; can also refer to something that is complicated or deceptive.

  1. Curving or windingB2formal

    Having many turns, bends, or curves; not straight.

    ruИзвилистый

    • The twisting road led through the mountains.
    • We followed a twisting path through the forest.
    • The river took a twisting route to the sea.

    Synonymscurvingcurvymeanderingserpentinesinuoussnakytortuouswavywindingzigzag

    Antonymsdirectevenlevelstraight

Forms
  • more twisting comparative form
  • most twisting superlative form
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noun

/ˈtwɪs.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по искажению чего-либо так, что это начинает означать не то, что подразумевалось, или действие быстрого вращения.

A noun referring to the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean, or the act of rotating rapidly.

  1. Distortion of meaningB2formal

    The act of deliberately altering or misrepresenting the intended meaning of something, often to deceive or create a false impression.

    ruИскажение смысла

    • The politician was accused of twisting the facts to suit his agenda.
    • Her twisting of my words made me look dishonest.
    • The article was full of twisting and misrepresentation of the original study.

    Synonymsdistortionfalsificationmisconstructionmisinterpretationmisrepresentationperversionslantspin

    Antonymsaccuracycandorexactnessfaithfulnessfidelityhonestyliteralnessstraightnesstruthverity

  2. Rapid rotationB1formal

    The action of turning or spinning something around its axis quickly.

    ruВращение

    • The twisting of the dancer's body was mesmerizing.
    • The rapid twisting of the rope caused it to fray.
    • He performed a twisting motion with his wrist to open the jar.

    Synonymsgyrationspinswirltwirlwhirl

Forms
  • twistings plural form
  • twistings' possessive plural form
  • twisting's possessive singular form
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verb

twist/twɪst/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по повороту или изгибу чего-либо, или искажению его формы или значения.

A verb used to indicate the act of turning or bending something, or distorting its shape or meaning.

  1. Turn or rotateA2formal

    To turn something in a circular motion, often with force.

    ruПоворачивать

    • She twisted the lid off the jar.
    • He twisted the knob to open the door.
    • The dancer twisted her body gracefully.

    Synonymsrotatespinswivelturntwirlwhirlwind

    Antonymsalignstraightenuntwistunwind

  2. Distort or change shapeB1formal

    To bend or change the shape of something, often causing damage.

    ruДеформировать

    • The accident twisted the metal frame of the car.
    • He twisted his ankle while running.
    • The strong wind twisted the tree branches.

    Synonymsbendbucklecontortdeformdistortmanglewarpwrench

    Antonymsalignflattenstraighten

  3. Alter meaningB2informal

    To change the intended meaning of something, often dishonestly.

    ruИскажать

    • The journalist twisted his words to make a better story.
    • She twisted the facts to avoid getting in trouble.
    • Don't twist what I said; I meant something different.

    Synonymsdistortfalsifygarblemisquotemisrepresentpervertslantwarp

    Antonymsclarifyelucidateexplaininterpret

Forms
  • twisted past participle
  • twisted past simple
  • twisting present participle
  • twists third person singular

Phrasal variantstwist around

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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