slants

英 [slɑːnts]

美 [slænts]

v. (使)倾斜，歪斜; 有倾向性地陈述; 有偏向地报道
slant的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

VERB 倾斜;歪斜
Something thatslantsis sloping, rather than horizontal or vertical.
1. The morning sun slanted through the glass roof...
  清晨的阳光透过玻璃屋顶，斜照了进来。
2. Battered pine floors slanted down to a Georgian window.
  破旧的松木地板歪歪斜斜地铺到一个乔治王时代风格的窗户跟前。
3. ...slanting green eyes.
  斜视的绿眼睛
N-SING 歪着的;倾斜的
If something isonaslant, it is in a slanting position.
1. You're slightly above the garden because the house is on a slant.
  由于房子是倾斜的，所以你的位置稍微高于花园。
2. ...long pockets cut on the slant.
  斜裁的长口袋
VERB 使有倾向性;使有偏向性
If information or a systemis slanted, it is made to show favour towards a particular group or opinion.
1. The programme was deliberately slanted to make the home team look good.
  这个节目故意偏向主场队，以使他们看上去表现还不错。
N-SING (尤指有失偏颇的)观点，看法;偏向;偏袒
A particularslanton a subject is a particular way of thinking about it, especially one that is unfair.
1. The political slant at Focus can be described as centre-right...
  《焦点》杂志的政治立场可以称为中间偏右。
2. They give a slant to every single news item that's put on the air.
  他们播放的每一则新闻都有所偏向。