adv./adj. 歪，斜

The pencil was askew on the desk, leaning at an angle.
这支铅笔在桌子上歪斜着，角度不正。
His glasses were askew, reflecting a distorted view of reality.
他的眼镜戴得歪斜，反映出对现实的扭曲视角。
The picture frame hung askew, needing a touch to straighten it.
镜框挂得歪斜，需要调整一下才能垂直。
Her smile was askew, hinting at a hidden sadness.
她的笑容有些歪斜，暗示着内心的悲伤。
The pages in the book were askew, showing signs of careless handling.
书页乱七八糟的，显示出粗心的翻阅痕迹。
The room's layout was askew, with furniture arranged in an unconventional manner.
房间的布局有些歪斜，家具摆放得很不寻常。
The skater's spin was askew, causing her to lose balance.
滑冰者旋转时姿势不稳，失去了平衡。
The conversation took an askew turn when they started discussing politics.
当他们开始讨论政治时，对话偏离了原定的主题。
The building's facade was askew, as if it had been struck by an earthquake.
建筑的正面倾斜，仿佛曾遭受过地震的影响。
His worldview was askew, which made it difficult for others to understand his decisions.
他的世界观歪曲，这使得他人很难理解他的决定。