倾斜

qīng xié

to incline

HSK 6

한자 분해

Usage of 倾斜

The word 倾斜 primarily describes a physical inclination or tilt, such as a building leaning or the sun's angle. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a person's posture when leaning forward to listen or engage.

Common Collocations

  • 倾斜: walls that are leaning, often indicating structural issues.
  • 太阳倾斜: the sun's angle changing, affecting light and shadow.
  • 身体倾斜: body leaning, often to show attention or interest.

Nuances

倾斜 usually implies a noticeable but not extreme tilt. It is more formal and descriptive than simply saying , which can mean slant or diagonal. When describing people, it often conveys attentiveness or engagement rather than just physical posture.

Avoiding Confusion

Do not confuse 倾斜 with , which means to topple or to admire. 倾斜 focuses on the angle or tilt, not the action of falling over.

예문

这座老房子的墙壁有些倾斜,可能需要修理。

Zhè zuò lǎo fángzi de qiángbì yǒuxiē qīngxié, kěnéng xūyào xiūlǐ.

The walls of this old house are somewhat inclined; it might need repairs.

太阳倾斜的时候,光线会变得柔和。

Tàiyáng qīngxié de shíhòu, guāngxiàn huì biàn dé róuhé.

When the sun is inclined, the light becomes softer.

他在会议中倾斜身体,认真听取别人的意见。

Tā zài huìyì zhōng qīngxié shēntǐ, rènzhēn tīngqǔ biérén de yìjiàn.

He leaned his body during the meeting to listen carefully to others'