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skew adj.斜交的(不对称的；误解的)n.斜交(歪斜；歪轮；斜砌石)vt.歪斜；扭转vi.歪斜；斜视 (1) 这幅画有点歪。(2) 你帽子戴歪了.(3) 在线对间的延迟差异被称为延迟歪斜.(4) 他对人性的看法带有偏见。(5) 船偏离了航线。 From the Middle English skewen ("swerve"), this verb was born to describe things in the physical world. Nowadays, though, we encounter it more informally: If you're in advertising, you might skew (target, aim) your commercials toward a particular demographic. Even before that, you may collect some statistical data on your intended audience, and then make sure that data is accurate, because bad or irrelevant info might skew (distort, inaccurately depict) the results of your research.

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英 [skjuː] 美 [skjuː] (1) The picture is a bit skew.(2) You've got your hat on skew whiff.(3) The delay difference between pairs is called delay skew.(4) His conception of human nature is skewed.(5) The boat skewed off course. To skew is to turn or place at an angle. When you build a house of cards, you must slightly angle, or skew each card, so structure will stand up. 1[VERB 动词]影响…的准确性；歪曲；扭曲 If something is skewed, it is changed or affected to some extent by a new or unusual factor, and so is not correct or normal.   [be V-ed]  [V n]The arithmetic of nuclear running costs has been skewed by the fall in the cost of other fuels...核运营成本的计算由于其他燃料的降价而出现了偏差。Today's election will skew the results in favor of the northern end of the county.今天的选举将使结果有利于这个郡的北部地区。skewedPolicies are definitely more skewed towards economic growth than before.政策明显比以往更多地向经济增长方面倾斜。...a handful of schools which constitute a skewed and highly selective sample.几所被精心挑选出来的不具有全面代表性的抽样学校

英语单词	skew
英美音标	英 [skjuː] 美 [skjuː]
中文释义	adj.斜交的(不对称的；误解的) n.斜交(歪斜；歪轮；斜砌石) vt.歪斜；扭转 vi.歪斜；斜视
英语例句	(1) The picture is a bit skew. (2) You've got your hat on skew whiff. (3) The delay difference between pairs is called delay skew. (4) His conception of human nature is skewed. (5) The boat skewed off course.
中文例句	(1) 这幅画有点歪。 (2) 你帽子戴歪了. (3) 在线对间的延迟差异被称为延迟歪斜. (4) 他对人性的看法带有偏见。 (5) 船偏离了航线。
vocabulary简明	To skew is to turn or place at an angle. When you build a house of cards, you must slightly angle, or skew each card, so structure will stand up.
vocabulary扩展	From the Middle English skewen ("swerve"), this verb was born to describe things in the physical world. Nowadays, though, we encounter it more informally: If you're in advertising, you might skew (target, aim) your commercials toward a particular demographic. Even before that, you may collect some statistical data on your intended audience, and then make sure that data is accurate, because bad or irrelevant info might skew (distort, inaccurately depict) the results of your research.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]影响…的准确性；歪曲；扭曲 If something is skewed, it is changed or affected to some extent by a new or unusual factor, and so is not correct or normal. [be V-ed] [V n] The arithmetic of nuclear running costs has been skewed by the fall in the cost of other fuels... 核运营成本的计算由于其他燃料的降价而出现了偏差。 Today's election will skew the results in favor of the northern end of the county. 今天的选举将使结果有利于这个郡的北部地区。 skewed Policies are definitely more skewed towards economic growth than before. 政策明显比以往更多地向经济增长方面倾斜。 ...a handful of schools which constitute a skewed and highly selective sample. 几所被精心挑选出来的不具有全面代表性的抽样学校

Skew Skewed Ed Delay Data Results 英 Skjuː] 美