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Translation of slanted in Spanish:

slanted

inclinado, adj.

Pronunciation /ˈslɑːntɪd//ˈslæn(t)əd/

adjective

  • 1

    (sloping)
    (roof/handwriting) inclinado
    • The resulting dikaryons were cultured on slant medium to test for fruiting phenotypes.
    • Use it on pants or shorts with a fly-front zipper and side-seam or slant pockets.
    • Then John drilled me on a slant pattern that put the ball on the eight-yard line.
    • The button front skirt, with elastic in the back waist, has two deep slant pockets with security pockets hidden inside.
    • A trickle of blood came down the slant side of the podium and dripped off the side.
    • In mid to late spring the slant roofs would be taken down again.
    • But on the first play of the fourth quarter, Beuerlein's slant pass to a wide-open Smith was behind him.
    • Similarly noncleavage fracture in thin sheets of engineering materials occurs exclusively by shear rupture and the fracture profile appears similar to the slant fracture.
    • Elapsed time is recorded between the emitted and returning signals, to compute a slant distance.
    • David Carr's first quarter slant pass to Jabar Gaffney deflected into the hands of Marlon McCree, who returned the interception 35 yards to the Texan.
    • Defenses also often walked out a linebacker to Moss' side of the field to help defend slant routes.
    • The fracture surface is a fibrous slant fracture.
    • His old eyes, brown and lazy, gazed ahead from under a slant brow.
    • One disadvantage of a slant load is for people with large horses.
    • The slant launching method, unlike vertical launch, allows the missile's on-board seeker to be locked on to the target before launch.
    • This made Mason an easy target for a slant route.
    • Use stay tape on the slant pocket seam edge to prevent it from stretching.
    • Amani Toomer has the speed to break big plays, the size to do damage on slant patterns and the hands to make the spectacular catch.
    • The passing attack will continue to emphasize slant patterns and crossing routes.

  • 2

    (biased)
    (account/opinion) tendencioso
    (account/opinion) sesgado