n.倾斜

The obliqueness of his remarks made it clear he was criticizing their decision.
他话语中的含蓄批评表明了他对他们决定的不满。
The pilot had to adjust the aircraft's obliqueness to counteract strong crosswinds.
飞行员必须调整飞机的倾斜角度以对抗强侧风。
The building's façade exhibits an intriguing obliqueness that challenges traditional architectural norms.
这栋建筑的外观展示了一种引人入胜的倾斜设计，挑战着传统的建筑设计规范。
The photographer played with the obliqueness of light and shadow to create a dramatic effect in the portrait.
摄影师利用光线和阴影的倾斜效果，在肖像中创造出戏剧性的视觉效果。
Her response to my question was so oblique that I couldn't tell if she agreed or disagreed.
她对我问题的回答如此含糊其辞，我无法判断她是同意还是反对。
The author's writing style is characterized by a certain degree of obliqueness, requiring readers to infer meaning from subtext.
作者的写作风格以一定程度的隐晦为特点，需要读者从潜台词中推断意义。
The politician's obliqueness when answering questions raised suspicions among the press corps.
政客回答问题时的含糊其词引起了新闻媒体的怀疑。
The ladder's obliqueness against the wall must be kept at a safe angle to prevent accidents.
梯子靠在墙上的倾斜角度必须保持在一个安全的角度以防发生意外。
In mathematics, obliqueness can refer to non-perpendicular lines, which intersect at an acute or obtuse angle.
在数学中，“倾斜”可以指不互相垂直的线段，它们相交形成锐角或钝角。
The strategy they employed seemed deliberately oblique, making it difficult for competitors to decipher their intentions.
他们所采用的战略似乎故意地模糊不清，使得竞争对手难以揣测他们的意图。