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bent
UK
/bɛnt/
US
/bɛnt/
bent around
bent around
bent back
bent back
bent down
bent down
bent over
bent over
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bent
noun
bents
pl
UK
/bɛnt/
US
/bɛnt/
склонность
She has a bent for painting.
У неё есть склонность к рисованию.
Additional translations
наклон
Synonyms
inclination
tendency
disposition
leaning
predilection
bent
verb
bent
Past Simple
bent
Past Participle
Functions as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb “bend”.
Synonyms
bend
curve
flex
bow
stoop
lean
incline
tilt
arc
warp
distort
contort
crook
fold
buckle
twist
sway
bend over
bow down
stoop down
incline toward
wind
bent
adjective
more bent
Comp.
most bent
Super.
UK
/bɛnt/
US
/bɛnt/
изогнутый
The bent branch hung low over the path.
Изогнутая ветка низко свисала над тропинкой.
склонный
He is bent on achieving his goals no matter what.
Он склонен добиваться своих целей, несмотря ни на что.
Additional translations
решительный
нечестный
Synonyms
curved
crooked
twisted
deformed
angled
warped
hooked
Antonyms
straight
bend
verb
bent
Past Simple
bent
Past Simple
bent
Past Participle
bending
Gerund
UK
/bɛnd/
US
/bɛnd/
гнуть
He can bend the metal with his hands.
Он может гнуть металл руками.
сгибать
She had to bend her knees to fit under the table.
Ей пришлось сгибать колени, чтобы поместиться под столом.
наклонять
You need to bend your head to see the painting properly.
Тебе нужно наклонять голову, чтобы правильно увидеть картину.
Synonyms
curve
flex
twist
warp
contort
angle
deform
bow
Antonyms
straighten
Definitions
bent
noun
A natural talent or inclination for a particular activity or field.
She has a bent for mathematics, excelling in every class.
Any of several stiff, wiry grasses of the genus Agrostis, especially those used on lawns and golf-course greens; bentgrass.
The greenkeepers reseeded the course with creeping bent to improve the putting surface.
A curve or angle in something that is usually straight.
The bent in the road made it difficult to see oncoming traffic.
bent
verb
Simple past tense and past participle of bend.
He bent the metal bar with surprising ease.
bent
adjective
Curved or twisted out of a straight or normal shape.
The bent wire was difficult to straighten without the proper tools.
Determined to do or achieve something, often with a strong or stubborn resolve.
She was bent on finishing the marathon despite the injury.
Corrupt or dishonest, especially of a public official such as a police officer (British, informal).
The investigation uncovered several bent cops who had been taking bribes.
(Slang, offensive) Homosexual.
The term was once commonly used to refer to gay men as ‘bent’, though it is now widely regarded as offensive.
bend
verb
To shape or force something straight into a curve or angle.
She bent the wire into a circle.
To incline the body downward from the vertical.
He bent down to pick up the coin.
To change direction or angle.
The road bends sharply to the left.
To yield or submit to pressure or influence.
He refused to bend to their demands.
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