crooked

用法例句

The act or an instance of distorting.

扭曲，变形，扭歪使扭歪的行为或例子

The acrobat went through various contortions.

卖艺人把身体作出各种扭歪的姿态。

The picture is going haywire.

这图象歪歪扭扭的。

Is this squiggle supposed to be a signature?

这歪歪扭扭的玩意儿就算是签名吗?

His lips contorted into a grimace.

他的嘴唇歪扭成怪相。

She was fat and about fifty and her stockings were crooked.

她很胖，约莫50岁，脚上的长袜穿得歪歪扭扭的。

The distortion of the left side of his face made him more native.

他那歪歪扭扭的脸却使他比较像本地人。

The pictures crooked upon the dirty walls.

肮里肮脏的墙壁上歪歪扭扭地贴着些画儿。

Twisted or strained out of shape.

被扭曲的被扭转的或形状上被歪曲的

A contortion or distortion of the body, especially the face.

扭曲身体，尤其是脸部的扭曲或歪曲

The cracked face had seemed quite ordinary to him before, not worth a second glance.

那种歪歪扭扭的脸，看来他早就司空习惯了，压根儿不值得一瞥再瞥。

strained or wrenched out of normal shape.

被扭转的或形状上被歪曲的。

A spasm of pain contorted his face.

一阵剧烈的疼痛扭歪了他的脸。

His sore spirit distorted his face.

精神上的痛若使他的脸都扭歪了。

His face was screwed up with fear.

他的脸因为恐惧而扭歪着。

I could hardly read her childish scrawl.

我简直认不出她那歪七扭八的字.

To twist out of a proper or natural relation of parts; misshape.

扭歪，扭曲，使变形扭动而脱离了正确的或天生的部位联系；使变形

She walked along, zigzagging with her head back.

她回头看着，歪歪扭扭地向前走。