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distortions

/dɪˈstɔːrʃənz/ /dɪˈstɔːrʃnz/

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noun

扭曲，变形。

An act of distorting.

Examples :

"The teacher's rushed explanation caused distortions in the students' understanding of the lesson. "

老师匆忙的解释导致学生对课程的理解产生了偏差。

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noun

扭曲，变形，失真

A result of distorting.

Examples :

"The funhouse mirrors created hilarious distortions of our bodies. "

哈哈镜把我们的身体变成了滑稽可笑的变形。

outcome appearance condition

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noun

扭曲，失真。

A misrepresentation of the truth.

Examples :

"The story he told was a bit of a distortion."

他讲的故事有些扭曲事实。

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noun

失真，变形。

Noise or other artifacts caused in the electronic reproduction of sound or music.

Examples :

"This recording sounds awful due to the distortion."

这个录音听起来太糟糕了，声音失真得很厉害。

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noun

失真，效果器。

An effect used in music, most commonly on guitars in rock or metal.

Examples :

"The band used heavy distortions on the guitars to create a powerful, aggressive sound. "

乐队在吉他上使用了大量的失真效果器，以创造出一种强劲有力的、富有侵略性的声音。

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noun

失真，变形。

(optics) an aberration that causes magnification to change over the field of view.

Examples :

"The cheap binoculars produced noticeable distortions, making objects appear stretched or warped at the edges of the field of view. "

这款廉价望远镜产生了明显的失真，导致视野边缘的物体看起来被拉伸或扭曲。