distorts

v.

歪曲( distort的第三人称单数 )；曲解；扭曲；使变形

1. The reporter distorted the facts.
   记者们歪曲了事实。
2. How dare he distort the facts so brazenly!
   他怎么敢如此肆无忌惮地歪曲事实！
3. The government was accused of having systematically distorted the protester's case.
   政府因为有计划地歪曲抗议者的观点而受到责难。
4. This journalist distorted the spokesman's remarks.
   这名记者曲解了该发言人的话。
5. Arthritis had distorted her fingers.
   关节炎使她手指变形了。
6. The loudspeaker seemed to distort his voice.
   他的声音从喇叭里传出来好像失真了。

1. The bias of a reporter can easily distort the news.
   记者的偏见很容易歪曲新闻的报导。
2. Some newspapers distort news to make it seem more exciting.
   一些报纸为了使新闻看起来更令人兴奋而歪曲事实。

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