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Перевод: askew

[прилагательное]
косой; кривой; искаженный;
[наречие]
криво; косо; искоса

Тезаурус:

1. His shirt tails would come askew, his sleeves ride up.
2. In the light of Selkirk's flickering torch the corpse lay face up, the head slightly askew, the eyes half-open.
3. Her words were lost in the sound of grinding gears, and the car leaped away from the sidewalk, knocking Mrs Frizzell's hat askew and leaving her mouthing furiously at nobody.
4. Fur collar hunched round his shoulders, flat hat askew, he was surrounded by a background warm with a sense of movement, an atmosphere thronged with the memories and moments of a long life.
5. "He was very secure and competent," says teammate Paul Askew.
6. A polished table was in one corner, with dining chairs askew round it.
7. Val found one of her insisting words for Fergus too, one which was askew and inaccurate.
8. "I turn round at a leaning gate post where the gate is permanently open, if somewhat askew.
9. He scratched under his bag wig, knocking it askew, then straightened it in a fussy way, all the time fidgeting in his seat as if the bugs were biting there too.
10. Many details, such as the reproduction of type-script and the printing of a page askew as if that was how it came out of the type-writer, suggest the fiction that the novel is a draft, a preliminary version, but of course the pages are printed and therefore fixed.
11. DENNIS PRIESTLEY, the world's No 1 darts player, yesterday won his 11th title of the year, beating Dave Askew of Redhill in two straight sets in the British Open in London.
12. Jason Askew was behind ropes with his parents when the machine careered into the crowd at Rotherham, Yorks.
13. Paul Askew says: "He was the soul of discretion, very well organised and disciplined."