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tilting

UK
/ˈtɪltɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪltɪŋ/
tilting back
tilting down
tilting up

Übersetzungen

tiltingsubstantiv
tiltings
Pl.
The tilting of the building was noticeable after the earthquake.
Наклон здания был заметен после землетрясения.
The tilting of the truck caused the cargo to spill.
Опрокидывание грузовика вызвало разлив груза.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
наклонение
покачивание
Synonyme
slant
slope
lean
incline
angle
tiltingadjektiv
more tilting
Komp.
most tilting
Super.
Used attributively to describe something designed to tilt or capable of tilting.
Synonyme
tilted
leaning
inclined
slanting
sloping
angled
canting
tipping
oblique
canted
lean-over
listy
tiltinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈtɪltɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪltɪŋ/
Synonyme
leaning
slanting
inclining
sloping
tipping
canting
listing
atilt
skewing
banked
angled
titled
tiltverb

tilting

Gerundium

tilted
Präteritum
tilted
Partizip Perfekt
tilting
Gerundium
UK
/tɪlt/
US
/tɪlt/
He tilted the bottle to pour the last drop.
Он наклонил бутылку, чтобы вылить последнюю каплю.
The painting tilted slightly to the left.
Картина слегка наклонилась влево.
She tilted her head in curiosity.
Она склонила голову с любопытством.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
крениться
Synonyme
lean
slant
slope
incline
tip
pitch
angle

Definitionen

tiltingsubstantiv
The action or process of moving or causing to move into a sloping position.
The tilting of the picture frame made it look crooked on the wall.
A medieval sport in which two mounted knights charge at each other with lances.
Tilting was a popular event at the medieval tournament, drawing large crowds to watch the knights compete.
A physical inclination or slant; the state of being tilted.
There was a noticeable tilting of the floorboards after the earthquake.
tiltingadjektiv
Designed to be tilted or capable of tilting.
They mounted the screen on a tilting bracket for better viewing angles.
tiltinggerundium / partizip präsens
Leaning or inclining at an angle.
The tilting tower became the city27s most famous landmark.
tiltverb
To cause to lean, incline, slope, or slant.
She tilted the mirror to get a better view of her outfit.
To move or shift so as to lean or incline.
The picture frame tilted to the side after the earthquake.
To engage in a jousting contest.
The knights tilted at each other during the tournament.
To attack or criticize someone or something in a determined or forceful way.
The politician tilted at the new policy during the debate.
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