slanted
/ˈslɑːntɪd/ (bre, ipa) · [slˈæntɪd] /ˈslæntɪd/ (ame, ipa)
slanted — adjective
- slantedpositive
- more slantedcomparative
- most slantedsuperlative
1. set at an angle so one side or end is higher than the other, instead of lying fl
set at an angle so one side or end is higher than the other, instead of lying flat or straight.
Bao noticed the kitchen shelf looked slanted after one screw came loose.
look + slanted after something shifts out of place
A slanted roof helps rainwater run away from the back porch.
slanted + noun for a surface built at an angle
Romi drew a slanted line across the poster to mark the cut.
The old mirror hung slanted because the wall hook was bent.
文法句型
slanted + noun
be/look + slanted
用法筆記
Often describes roofs, lines, letters, shelves, and objects that should hang straight. Common both before a noun ('a slanted roof') and after a linking verb ('the mirror looked slanted').
常見錯誤
2. presenting news, facts, or opinion so they support one side more than another in
presenting news, facts, or opinion so they support one side more than another instead of giving an even account.
Ritu said the article was slanted and ignored the workers' side completely.
slanted article that leaves one side out
Several parents complained that the TV report sounded slanted against the school.
be slanted against + the side treated unfairly
The website gave a slanted summary that praised one plan and mocked the other.
Amira felt the documentary was slanted toward city officials, not the families.
文法句型
slanted + report/article/headline
be + slanted + toward/against + noun
用法筆記
Most often describes media coverage, reports, headlines, or summaries. Frequently followed by 'toward', 'against', or a noun naming the side that benefits.