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distort 【distort】v.歪曲；扭曲Newspaper accounts of political and international affairs are often distorted.报上登载的政治及国际事件常是歪曲的。

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[dɪ'stɔːrt] 
distorttwist and press out of shape
Distort means to twist out of shape. When you look at a tree through a twisting kaleidoscope, you distort its image, making its branches and leaves look wavy and misshapen.
Distort is a verb that means to change the shape of something. You can distort pretzel dough by twisting it into the shape of an "S" instead of a normal pretzel shape. You can also distort, or change, the meaning of something. When one distorts the truth, it might not be an out-and-out lie; it could just be an exaggeration — like telling your pals you caught a six-foot tuna when you actually landed a six-inch minnow.
All forms of 'distort' will appear on average once every 625 pages.distortdistortabledistorteddistortionundistorteddistortionist

Front	distort
Pron	[dɪ'stɔːrt]
Back	【distort】 v.歪曲；扭曲 Newspaper accounts of political and international affairs are often distorted. 报上登载的政治及国际事件常是歪曲的。
Vocab	distorttwist and press out of shape Distort means to twist out of shape. When you look at a tree through a twisting kaleidoscope, you distort its image, making its branches and leaves look wavy and misshapen. Distort is a verb that means to change the shape of something. You can distort pretzel dough by twisting it into the shape of an "S" instead of a normal pretzel shape. You can also distort, or change, the meaning of something. When one distorts the truth, it might not be an out-and-out lie; it could just be an exaggeration — like telling your pals you caught a six-foot tuna when you actually landed a six-inch minnow. All forms of 'distort' will appear on average once every 625 pages. distort distortable distorted distortion undistorted distortionist

Distort Shape Twist Means Twisting Pretzel Dɪ'Stɔːrt V.歪曲；扭曲