tilt (A2)
verb/noun
Pronunciation: /tɪlt/
Definition
To move into or assume a sloping position; to lean.
Examples
The table had a slight tilt to the left.
He tilted his head to listen more closely.
The boat tilted precariously in the rough waves.
How to Use tilt
- tilt to (prepositional phrase)
- To lean or slope in a particular direction. — "The bookshelf has a noticeable tilt to the right."
- tilt head (collocation)
- To move one's head to one side, often to show curiosity or listen intently. — "The dog tilted its head, listening to the strange sound."
- tilt towards (prepositional phrase)
- To lean or favor something or someone. — "Public opinion began to tilt towards the new policy."
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