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adj.歪斜的；曲解的
1、negatively skewed───负偏态（统计学术语）；负倾斜（统计学术语）
2、positively skewed───正偏的
1、It's unclear how wide a cross section of society Friedman used to draw his conclusions, but it's possible they may have been a bit skewed.───现在我们还不清楚弗里德曼用以推导该结论的社会层面有多宽，但这些案例可能多多少少有些被曲解。
2、The volcanic plug might be black Plasticine, the castle balanced solidly atop it a skewed rendition of crenellated building bricks.───火山栓就像黑色橡皮泥一样使砖结构的城堡稳稳的耸立于天地之间。
3、The ball skewed off at a right angle.───球呈直角偏离弹了出去。
4、The book is heavily skewed towards American readers.───这本书严重倾向于美国读者。
5、Oddly enough, despite the youth-skewed demographics, they seek out parenting info more than users of any other network.───奇怪的是，虽然他们的年龄都比较年轻，但是他们对生育类的信息需求要比其他社交网络的用户大。
6、Some banks deny this, so it is worth revisiting how much policy has been skewed in their favour.───一些银行否认了这一点，那就有必要回顾一下政策在多大程度上偏袒银行一方。
7、The income number might have been skewed as government statisticians try to make sense of the massive write-offs being recorded by banks.───由于政府统计人员试图反映出银行大量冲销资产对经济的影响，因此国民收入总值可能被低估。
8、car had ended up skewed across the road.───汽车最终斜着停在公路上。
9、These statistics can be skewed by a few large deals during the course of a year.───如果某一年内达成了几笔金额较大的交易，就可能造成统计数据发生巨DaBo动。
1、The media's coverage of the election has been skewed from the very beginning.