warps

1. [S] 弯曲,歪斜 a twist out of a true level or straight line

1. vt. & vi. 弄弯，变歪 (cause to) turn or twist out of shape

warp knitting织经纱，经编

warp knitting machine经编机

warp yarn经纱；经线；帆布经线

warp beam经轴

warp and woof ◎基础 , ◎结构 , ◎(纺织中的)经和纬

warp knitted fabric经向针织布/物

double warp双经线

time warp时间隧道

warp direction经向，经方向

1. The heat has warped the boards.
   热使木板弯翘了。
2. His judgement was warped by self-interest.
   他受私心影响判断不确。
3. Histories are often warped by biases.
   历史常为偏见所曲解。

1. The window frames had begun to warp.
   窗框已经开始变形。
2. A steel girder may warp in a fire.
   钢梁遇火会变弯。
3. His judgment was warp by his self-interest.
   他的判断因私利而扭曲变形。
4. The fel energies of the Twisting Nether warp and defile all things about them.
   那些扭曲虚空的邪能把一切东西进行变异与扭曲。

1. There is a warp in the board.
   这块木板有点弯曲。
2. As a million years of rainfall will smooth the slope of a mountain summit, so do a million misplaced moments warp our good intentions.
   如同百万年的降雨可以磨平高山之顶，百万次的错误也会歪曲我们的良好的初衷。
3. In order for these abilities to be effective, fighter drones have the ability to warp so that they can follow any arbitrary object they need to be close to.
   如果财产只供一种稳定制度的拥有者所利用，就有一种趋势使人对于那种制度的优越性的判断力发生歪曲。
4. Bitterness gave his outlook a peculiar warp.
   怨恨使他的观点带有一种古怪的偏见。
5. In this system, the warp yarns are fed to the loom.
   在该系统中,经纱被送入织机。