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skew:
- skev; snett; lutande; skevt
- kisa; skjuva
- snedställning

English

Detailed Translations for skew from English to Swedish

skew:

skew adj

skew (oblique; crooked; lopsided; slanting; sloping; leaning)
skev; snett; lutande; skevt
- skev adj
- snett adj
- lutande adj
- skevt adj

skew verb

skew (squint)
kisa
- kisa verb (kisar, kisade, kisat)
skew (shear)

– To distort an object along its horizontal, vertical, or both axes. ¹
skjuva
- skjuva verb

skew [the ~] nomen

the skew (shear)

– A transformation that distorts a shape by a specified angle from an axis. The result is that a square is formed into a parallelogram. The skew or shear can be applied in more than one direction at a time. ¹
snedställning
- snedställning

Translation Matrix for skew:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
lutande		leaning
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
kisa	skew; squint	peer
skjuva	shear; skew
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
lutande	crooked; leaning; lopsided; oblique; skew; slanting; sloping	oblique
-	skewed
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
snedställning	shear; skew
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
skev	crooked; leaning; lopsided; oblique; skew; slanting; sloping
skevt	crooked; leaning; lopsided; oblique; skew; slanting; sloping	bent; curved; warped
snett	crooked; leaning; lopsided; oblique; skew; slanting; sloping

Related Words for "skew":

skewness, skewing

Synonyms for "skew":

skewed; inclined
reorient

Antonyms for "skew":

align

Related Definitions for "skew":

having an oblique or slanting direction or position²
- the picture was skew²
turn or place at an angle²
- the lines on the sheet of paper are skewed²
A transformation that distorts a shape by a specified angle from an axis. The result is that a square is formed into a parallelogram. The skew or shear can be applied in more than one direction at a time.¹
To distort an object along its horizontal, vertical, or both axes.¹