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skews

/skjuːz/ /skjuz/

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noun

偏差，歪斜。

Something that has an oblique or slanted position.

Examples :

"The picture's skews made it difficult to hang straight on the wall. "

这张画的歪斜角度让它很难在墙上挂正。

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noun

倾斜，歪斜，偏差

An oblique or sideways movement.

Examples :

"The sudden skews of the car on the icy road made it difficult to control. "

在结冰的路面上，汽车突然发生的倾斜让它难以控制。

direction way action

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noun

偏差，扭曲.

A bias or distortion in a particular direction.

Examples :

"The survey's skews towards younger participants made the results unreliable for the whole population. "

这项调查对年轻参与者的偏差使得结果对整个人群来说并不可靠。

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noun

时钟偏移, 时钟歪斜。

A phenomenon in synchronous digital circuit systems (such as computers) in which the same sourced clock signal arrives at different components at different times.

Examples :

"The significant skews in the clock signal's arrival times caused the computer chip to malfunction. "

时钟信号到达时间上的显著时钟偏移导致了计算机芯片的故障。

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noun

不对称, 偏态

A state of asymmetry in a distribution; skewness.

Examples :

"The skews in exam scores revealed that most students struggled with the final section, pulling the average down. "

考试分数的不对称分布显示，大多数学生都在最后一部分表现不佳，从而拉低了平均分。

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verb

扭曲，歪斜。

To form or shape in an oblique way; to cause to take an oblique position.

Examples :

"The strong performance of a few students skews the class average, making it appear higher than most students' actual scores. "

少数学生的优异表现扭曲了班级的平均分，使其看起来比大多数学生的实际分数都要高。

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verb

扭曲, 歪曲.

To bias or distort in a particular direction.

Examples :

"A disproportionate number of female subjects in the study group skewed the results."

研究小组中女性受试者比例过高，这扭曲了研究结果。

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verb

投，掷，扔。

To hurl or throw.

Examples :

"He skews pebbles across the surface of the pond, trying to make them skip. "

他把石子投向池塘水面，想让它们打水漂。

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verb

歪斜，偏斜。

To move obliquely; to move sideways, to sidle; to lie obliquely.

Examples :

"The bookshelf, overloaded with books, skews to the left. "

书架因为书太多，向左边歪斜了。

direction position tendency

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verb

惊跳，躲闪

To jump back or sideways in fear or surprise; to shy, as a horse.

Examples :

"The horse skews nervously at the loud noise of the passing truck. "

马儿被卡车驶过的巨大噪音吓了一跳，不安地躲闪了一下。

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verb

斜视，怀疑地看。

To look at obliquely; to squint; hence, to look slightingly or suspiciously.

Examples :

"He skews his eyes whenever his little brother tries to tell a joke, clearly not expecting it to be funny. "

每当他弟弟想讲笑话时，他总是眯起眼睛，斜着看他，显然不觉得会好笑。

attitude appearance action

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noun

斜石，拱肩石.

A stone at the foot of the slope of a gable, the offset of a buttress, etc., cut with a sloping surface and with a check to receive the coping stones and retain them in place; a skew-corbel.

Examples :

"The mason carefully positioned the skews at the base of the gable's slope to secure the heavy coping stones and prevent them from sliding off. "

泥瓦匠小心地將斜石/拱肩石安放在山牆斜坡的底部，以固定沉重的蓋頂石，防止它們滑落。

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山墙盖石，倾斜的屋面石。

The coping of a gable.

Examples :

"The mason carefully aligned the skews on the gable roof to prevent water damage. "

石匠小心地对齐了山墙上的山墙盖石（倾斜的屋面石），以防止漏水。

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noun

山墙压顶石， gable顶石

One of the stones placed over the end of a gable, or forming the coping of a gable.

Examples :

"The architect carefully selected the skews to ensure they complemented the gable's design and protected the roof from the elements. "

建筑师精心挑选了山墙压顶石，以确保它们与山墙的设计相辅相成，并保护屋顶免受风雨侵蚀。

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