tiltedadjective
more tilted
Comp.
most tilted
Super.
UK
/ˈtɪltɪd/
US
/ˈtɪltɪd/
Translations
The picture frame was tilted, hanging unevenly on the wall.
Le cadre du tableau était incliné et pendait de travers sur le mur.
biaiséAu sens figuré, pour une présentation ou une perspective orientée de manière non neutre.
The report gave a tilted view of the company's achievements.
Le rapport donnait une vision biaisée des réalisations de l'entreprise.
Additional translations
tiltéArgot du jeu vidéo et du poker, très informel.
Definitions
Having a sloping or slanted position or direction.
The picture frame was tilted, hanging unevenly on the wall.
Biased or skewed in perspective or presentation; slanted.
The report gave a tilted view of the company's achievements.
(Informal, chiefly gaming or poker) Emotionally upset or frustrated, especially after a setback, leading to poor performance.
After the bad beat, the player was completely tilted and started making reckless bets.
tiltverb

tilted

Past Simple

tilted
Past Simple
tilted
Past Participle
tilting
Gerund
UK
/tɪlt/
US
/tɪlt/
Translations
She tilted the mirror to get a better view of her outfit.
Elle a incliné le miroir pour mieux voir sa tenue.
se pencher
The picture frame tilted to the side after the earthquake.
Le cadre s'est penché sur le côté après le tremblement de terre.
Additional translations
jouterSens historique ou littéraire, dans un tournoi.
s'en prendre àSens figuré, registre courant.
Definitions
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.
tiltnoun
Definitions
A sloping position or movement.
The tilt of the painting made it look crooked on the wall.
A combat for knights in a tournament, also known as a joust.
The knights prepared for the tilt, donning their armor and mounting their horses.
A tendency or bias.
The article had a noticeable tilt towards the author's political views.
tiltadjective
Definitions
Designed to tilt or allowing a tilting motion; pertaining to tilt.
The camera was mounted on a tilt head for smooth vertical movements.