twisted

twisted

形容词

1. 扭曲的；弯曲的

形容事物或形状不正常或不对称。

英文释义：having a spiral or winding course or shape; crooked or curved.

例句：

1. The road was narrow and twisted.（道路狭窄而弯曲。）
2. He had a twisted sense of humor.（他有一种扭曲的幽默感。）

2. （思想、行为）扭曲的；变态的

形容思维、行为或观点异常或不正常。

英文释义：distorted or perverted in mind or character.

例句：

3. Her twisted logic made no sense.（她扭曲的逻辑毫无意义。）
4. He has a twisted view of the world.（他对世界有一种变态的看法。）

名词

1. 扭曲；弯曲

指事物的形状、状态或行为的异常。

英文释义：an act of twisting or the state of being twisted.

例句：

1. The twisted of the rope made it stronger.（绳子的扭曲使它更坚固。）
2. He suffered a twisted ankle in the accident.（他在事故中扭伤了脚踝。）

2. （复数）错综复杂的情节

指故事、小说或电影中的扭曲或复杂的情节。

英文释义：intricate or complex plots.

例句：

3. The movie is full of twists and turns.（电影充满了曲折复杂的情节。）
4. The novel's twisted kept the readers guessing until the end.（小说中的错综复杂的情节让读者一直猜测到结尾。）

词语辨析

twisted与bent的区别：

twisted强调形状或行为的异常，弯曲有曲折的特点。

例句：

1. The tree branch was twisted by the wind.（树枝被风吹弯了。）

bent强调事物本身存在的曲折或扭曲。

例句：

2. The metal rod was bent out of shape.（金属杆弯曲了。）

词汇扩充

1. twist and turn：蜿蜒曲折

英文释义：to have a lot of changes or surprises

例句：

1. The plot of the movie twists and turns, keeping the audience engaged.（电影的情节扭曲曲折，让观众全程参与。）

2. twisted mind：扭曲的思维

英文释义：distorted or perverted mindset

例句：

2. It is difficult to understand the actions of someone with a twisted mind.（理解一个有扭曲思维的人的行为是困难的。）

近义词

1. distorted

英文释义：twisted out of the natural or normal shape or condition

2. deformed

英文释义：distorted or disfigured in some way

3. contorted

英文释义：twisted or bent out of the normal shape

反义词

1. straight

英文释义：having no curves, bends, or angles

2. normal

英文释义：conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected

柯林斯词典

twisted (adj.)

1. If you describe something as twisted, you mean that it is turned so that the usual shape or position is changed or affected.

2. If you describe someone as twisted, you mean that they behave in an unusual, strange, or unpleasant way.

牛津词典

twisted (adj.)

1. Formed into a bent or distorted shape; contorted.

2. (of a personality or a way of thinking) unpleasantly or unhealthily abnormal; warped.

用法

1. The road was so twisted that it was difficult to drive on.（道路弯曲曲折，很难开车。）

2. The criminal had a twisted mind, which made it hard to understand his motives.（罪犯思维扭曲，很难理解他的动机。）

3. She suffered a twisted ankle when she fell down the stairs.（她从楼梯上摔下来时扭伤了脚踝。）

4. The movie has a lot of twists and turns, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats.（电影情节扭曲曲折，让观众紧张不已。）

5. His twisted sense of humor always makes people laugh.（他扭曲的幽默感总是能让人笑。）

6. The sculpture depicted a twisted figure, showcasing the artist's creativity.（雕塑描绘了一个扭曲的人物形象，展示了艺术家的创造力。）

例句

1. The road was narrow and twisted.（道路狭窄而弯曲。）
2. He had a twisted sense of humor.（他有一种扭曲的幽默感。）
3. Her twisted logic made no sense.（她扭曲的逻辑毫无意义。）
4. He has a twisted view of the world.（他对世界有一种变态的看法。）
5. The twisted of the rope made it stronger.（绳子的扭曲使它更坚固。）
6. He suffered a twisted ankle in the accident.（他在事故中扭伤了脚踝。）
7. The movie is full of twists and turns.（电影充满了曲折复杂的情节。）
8. The novel's twisted kept the readers guessing until the end.（小说中的错综复杂的情节让读者一直猜测到结尾。）
9. The tree branch was twisted by the wind.（树枝被风吹弯了。）
10. The metal rod was bent out of shape.（金属杆弯曲了。）
11. The plot of the movie twists and turns, keeping the audience engaged.（电影的情节扭曲曲折，让观众全程参与。）
12. It is difficult to understand the actions of someone with a twisted mind.（理解一个有扭曲思维的人的行为是困难的。）