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skews

英 [skjuːz]

美 [skjuːz]

v.  歪曲; 曲解; 使不公允; 影响…的准确性; 偏离; 歪斜
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柯林斯词典

  • VERB 影响…的准确性;歪曲;扭曲
    If somethingis skewed, it is changed or affected to some extent by a new or unusual factor, and so is not correct or normal.
    1. The arithmetic of nuclear running costs has been skewed by the fall in the cost of other fuels...
      核运营成本的计算由于其他燃料的降价而出现了偏差。
    2. Today's election will skew the results in favor of the northern end of the county.
      今天的选举将使结果有利于这个郡的北部地区。

双语例句

  • This skews the process down the line-and ultimately hurts students.
    这歪曲了的过程最终伤害了学生。
  • And while that number skews high because of multimillion-dollar paychecks at the top, Goldman typically sets aside more cash for compensation per employee than any other major bank.
    虽然公司高层数百万美元的高额薪酬让这个数字有些虚高,但高盛员工的薪酬的确一直高于其他大型银行。
  • This lean also skews your view of the Ecliptic, changing the angle.
    这个倾斜同样使你对黄道的视野产生歪斜,改变角度。
  • Partition the table space as evenly as possible, because the degree of parallelism is influenced by skews in the data.
    尽可能均匀地对表空间分区,因为数据不整齐会对并行度产生影响。
  • For the unconscious skews your vision in such a manner that it may distort your conscious intent.
    因为无意识以这样一种方式扭曲你的想像,所以它会扭曲你有意识的意想。
  • Critics say this system unfairly skews financial risk towards the independent producers.
    批评者表示,这一制度不公平地让独立制片公司承担了大部分的财务风险。
  • News on TV skews very old, said Tom Rogers, the chief executive of TiVo, who helped start CNBC and MSNBC among other cable channels.
    从电视上看新闻的方式太古老了,TiVo的首席执行官汤姆·罗杰斯(TomRogers)说,他曾协助开创了CNBC和MSNBC等有线台。
  • This input parameter specifies the name of the schema that contains the table to be estimated for data skews.
    这个输入参数指定包含要被估算数据倾斜的表的模式的名称。
  • Such payments called "transport money" by public relations firms are a ubiquitous feature of media events in China but one, critics say, that skews coverage in an increasingly competitive news market.
    公关公司将此类报酬称为“车马费”,这是中国媒体活动上一个普遍存在的特点,但批评人士称,在竞争日益激烈的新闻市场上,这种做法会导致报道失实。
  • A lack of professionalism skews everything, according to a recent report by David Blumenthal and William Hsiao in The New England Journal of Medicine.
    戴维·布鲁门萨尔(DavidBlumenthal)和萧庆伦(WilliamHsiao)近期在《新英格兰医学杂志》(TheNewEnglandJournalofMedicine)发表文章称,职业精神的缺失会扭曲一切。