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askew
[ uh-skyoo ]
adverb
- to one side; out of line; in a crooked position; awry:
to wear one's hat askew;
to hang a picture askew.
- with disapproval, scorn, contempt, etc.; disdainfully:
They looked askew at the painting.
askew
/ 蓹藞蝉办箩耻藧 /
adverb
- at an oblique angle; towards one side; awry
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 补路蝉办别飞顎僴别蝉蝉 noun
Example Sentences
In Berlin, he observes that 鈥渢he edges of the houses seemed askew,鈥 while 鈥渢he street down below rolled away very straight into an endless distance,鈥 evoking 鈥渉ow films had looked fifteen years earlier.鈥
And while Dylan often feels like an apt comparison for Lynch鈥檚 solo work鈥攑articularly how the electronic music experiments cloak his askew worldview and unorthodox vocals鈥攈e had a different intention with the cover.
Roof shingles were peeled off and garage doors were knocked askew.
Lane 鈥 the eldest member of the core group and its most magnetic 鈥 found writing in the midst of tour, in a familiar yet askew routine, to be a particular challenge.
But when classes started in the fall, I noticed something was askew.
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How Do You Spell Askew?
Spelling tips for聽askew
The spelling of askew shouldn鈥檛 be confused with the somewhat similar sounding word eschew.听
How to spell askew: Think of askew as a combination of the adjective-forming prefix a鈥 and the verb skew (adjectives like asleep and ablaze are formed in the same way). Or pretend that someone asks you if a picture frame is askew, and that you respond really rudely: 鈥淒o you even have to ask? Ew.鈥
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