[V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](使)倾斜；(使)歪斜 If you tilt an object or if it tilts, it moves into a sloping position with one end or side higher than the other.
[V n]
[V n adv/prep]
[V]
[Also V adv/prep]
She tilted the mirror and began to comb her hair...
她斜过镜子开始梳理头发。
Leonard tilted his chair back on two legs and stretched his long body...
伦纳德把椅子向后倾斜，仅以两条腿作支撑，然后舒展开他长长的身躯。
The boat instantly tilted, filled and sank.
船立即倾斜，进了水，然后沉没了。
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[VERB 动词](略微)倾侧(身体部位)，仰(头)，把(头)歪向一边 If you tilt part of your body, usually your head, you move it slightly upwards or to one side.
[V n with adv]
[V n prep]
[V n]
[usu sing]
Mari tilted her head back so that she could look at him...
玛丽把头向后仰，以便能看到他。
His wife tilted his head to the side and inspected the wound...
妻子把他的头侧过去检查他的伤口。
She tilted her face to kiss me quickly on the chin.
她侧过脸飞快地在我下巴上亲了一下。
Tilt is also a noun.
He opened the rear door for me with an apologetic tilt of his head.
他抱歉地歪着头为我打开后车门。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]倾斜；倾侧；倾斜度 The tilt of something is the fact that it tilts or slopes, or the angle at which it tilts or slopes.
[usu sing]
...calculations based on our understanding of the tilt of the earth's axis...
基于我们对地轴倾斜度的了解的计算
...the abrupt tilt of the hill...
山势的陡峭
The 3-metre-square slabs are on a tilt.
3 平方米的厚板倾斜放置着。
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[V-ERG 及物/不及物动词](使)倾向于；(使)偏向于 If a person or thing tilts towards a particular opinion or if something tilts them towards it, they change slightly so that they become more in agreement with that opinion or position.
[V prep/adv]
[V n prep/adv]
When the political climate tilted towards fundamentalism he was threatened...
当政治气候倾向于原教旨主义时，他受到了威胁。
He continued to urge the Conservative Party to tilt rightwards...
他继续敦促保守党奉行右倾路线。
The paper has done much to tilt American public opinion in favour of intervention.
该报做了大量工作，使得美国舆论倾向于支持干涉。
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[N-SING 单数名词]倾向；偏向 If there is a tilt towards a particular opinion or position, that opinion or position is favoured or begins to be favoured.
[N towards n]
The chairman also criticised the plan for its tilt towards higher taxes rather than lower spending.
主席也批评该计划倾向于主张高税收而不是低消费。
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[N-COUNT 可数名词]尝试；努力 A tilt at something is an attempt to win or obtain it.
[N at n]
[JOURNALISM 新闻]
His first tilt at Parliament came in the same year but he failed to win the seat...
同年，他首次尝试进入国会，但没有赢得席位。
He was determined to use his remaining year with Manchester United for one last tilt at the League title.
他决心利用他效力曼彻斯特联队的剩余一年时间最后一次冲击联赛冠军。
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[PHRASE 短语]全速地；全力地 To move full tilt or at full tilt means to move with as much speed, energy, or force as possible.
[PHR after v]
As John approached at full tilt he saw a queue of traffic blocking the road...
约翰全速接近的时候，看到一大串车辆挡住了道路。
Larry Layton's trial is going full tilt right now.
拉里·莱顿一案的审判工作即将全面展开。
Oxford
tilt/tɪlt; NAmEtɪlt/
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tilttiltstiltedtiltingverb1[intransitive , transitive ]to move, or make sth move, into a position with one side or end higher than the other （使）倾斜，倾侧SYN
tip
(+ adv./prep.)◆Suddenly the boat tilted to one side.小船突然倾向一侧。◆The seat tilts forward, when you press this lever.按这个控制柄，座位就向前倾斜。tiltsth (+ adv./prep.) ◆His hat was tilted slightly at an angle.他的帽子有点歪。◆She tilted her head back and looked up at me with a smile.她仰起头含笑看着我。2[transitive , intransitive ]tilt(sth/sb) (in favour of/away from sth/sb) to make sth/sb change slightly so that one particular opinion, person, etc. is preferred or more likely to succeed than another; to change in this way 使倾向于；使向…倾斜；偏向◆The conditions may tilt the balancein favour of the Kenyan runners. 这些条件可能对肯尼亚赛跑运动员有利。◆Popular opinion has tilted in favourof the socialists. 公众舆论已倒向社会党人一边。IDIOMtilt at ˈwindmillsto waste your energy attacking imaginary enemies 攻击假想敌；庸人自扰ORIGINFrom Cervantes' novel Don Quixote,in which the hero thought that the windmills he saw were giants and tried to fight them. 源自塞万提斯的长篇小说《堂吉诃德》，书中的主人公认为他看到的风车是巨人，于是与之展开搏斗。PHRASAL VERBSˈtilt at sb/sth( BrE) to attack sb/sth in speech or writing 抨击；攻击ˈtilt at sth( BrE) to try to win sth 力争赢得某物◆He was tilting at the top prize.他在力争夺魁。noun1a position in which one end or side of sth is higher than the other; an act of tiltingsth to one side 倾斜；倾侧◆The table is at a slight tilt.这桌子有点儿倾斜。◆He answered with a tilt of his head.他歪着头回答。2an attempt to win sth or defeat sb （意欲赢得某物或战胜某人的）企图，尝试◆She aims to have a tilt atthe world championship next year. 她的目标是明年问鼎世界冠军。IDIOM(at) full ˈtilt/ˈpeltas fast as possible 全速；尽快tilt/tɪlt; NAmEtɪlt/
1to move a part of your body, especially your head or chin, upwards or to the sideSYN tip: My mother tilted her head and smiled. Ned’s mouth tilted upwards slightly at the corners.2to move or make something move into a position where one side is higher than the otherSYN tip: As it came in to land, the plane tilted sideways. The man was tilting his chair back.3if an opinion or situation tilts, or if something tilts it, it changes so that people start to prefer one person, belief, or action to others: Crisis situations tend to tilt the balance of power in favour of the president.tilt toward/towards Government tax policy has tilted toward industrial development.tilt at phrasal verb1to attack someone in what you say or write2tilt at windmills to waste time and energy attacking an enemy that is not real
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1(at) full tilt as fast as possible: He charged full tilt down the slope.2[countable, uncountable] a movement or position in which one side of something is higher than the other: a slight tilt of the head3[countable] a preference for one person, belief, or action over otherstilt toward/towards the recent tilt toward the Democrats4[countable] British English an attempt to win somethingtilt at The team is preparing for another tilt at the European Cup.5[countable] a spoken or written attack on someone or something
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