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Động từ

[làm cho] nghiêng

this table tilts to one side

chiếc bàn này nghiêng về một bên

popular opinion tilted in favour of the Socialists

dư luận quần chúng nghiêng về phía các đảng viên Đảng xã hội

(+at) cầm thương đâm (trong cưỡi ngựa đấu thương thời xưa); (+ at) đả kích bằng lời hay bài viết

tilt at windmills

chiến đấu với những kẻ thù tưởng tượng

Danh từ

(thường số ít) sự nghiêng; vị trí nghiêng

the table is on (at) a slight tilt

cái bàn này hơi nghiêng

sự cưỡi ngựa đấu thương

full pelt (speed; tilt)

xem full

have a tilt at somebody

công kích ai một cách thân thiện trong cuộc tranh luận

* Các từ tương tự:
tilt-cart, tilt-hammer, tilt-yard, tilter, tilth, tilting
verb

tilts; tilted; tilting

to lift or move (something) so that one side is higher than another side [+ obj]

Tilt the glass as you pour in the beer.

The picture on the wall was tilted. [=it was not straight or level] [no obj]

The steering wheel can tilt downward.

[+ obj] :to move (your head, chin, etc.) up, down, or to one side

Tilt your head back.

Tilt your chin up.

She tilted her head and looked questioningly at him.

Her head was tilted to the side.

to influence (something) or to change so that a particular result or occurrence is more likely, a particular group is favored, etc. [+ obj]

Rising inflation could tilt the economy into/toward a recession.

The quarterback's injury could tilt (the outcome of) the game in the other team's favor. [=could make it more likely that the other team will win]

His election tilted the city council to the left/right. [=made the city council more liberal/conservative]

The law tilts the balance of power towards corporations. [=the law gives corporations more power] [no obj]

The economy could be tilting into/toward a recession.

tilt at

[phrasal verb]

tilt at (someone or something) Brit :to attack (someone or something) in writing or speech

critics tilting at [=criticizing] the established system

tilt at windmills :to use time and energy to attack an enemy or problem that is not real or important

noun

plural tilts

[count] the state of having one side higher than the other

The picture is at a slight tilt. [=is slightly tilted]

He gave a tilt of his head. [=he tilted his head]

the state of favoring one person, belief, etc., over another

She criticized the media's tilt [=bias] toward one of the candidates.

a politician with a socialist tilt [=who tends to have socialist ideas]

a change of the actions or opinions of a person or group in a particular direction

If he were elected, there would be a tilt [=shift] in the political balance of the city council. [=the city council would become more liberal or conservative]

US informal :a game or competition between two people, teams, etc.

The teams were tied in the standings heading into last night's tilt.

Brit

an attempt to win something - + at

The team wants a tilt at the championship.

a written or spoken attack on someone or something - + at

a tilt at the government

(at) full tilt

as fast as possible :at high speed

The heater has been going full tilt all morning.

He ran away at full tilt.
verb

She caught the lamp just as the table tilted

lean

slant

incline

slope

angle

tip

heel over

pitch

list

cant

In tilting at the media, he has chosen some formidable opponents

tilt at

joust with

compete with

battle against

contend with

spar with

cross swords with

attack

noun

The wall is at a perilous tilt and could easily fall

lean

slant

incline

slope

angle

tip

heel

list

pitch

cant

inclination

I have enjoyed the various tilts I have had with the editor over the years

joust

tourney

tournament

meeting

tilting

engagement

encounter

match

contest

test

trial

fight

combat

dispute

argument

difference

quarrel

altercation

squabble

tiff

US spat

Colloq set-to

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