distort [dɪˈstɔ:t, Am -ˈstɔ:rt] VB trans usu passive
1. distort fig:
- distort remark, words
- przekręcać [perf przekręcić]
- distort facts, reality
- przeinaczać [perf przeinaczyć]
- distort history
- fałszować [perf za- lub s-]
2. distort (change):
- distort
- zniekształcać [perf zniekształcić]
| I | distort |
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| you | distort |
| he/she/it | distorts |
| we | distort |
| you | distort |
| they | distort |
| I | distorted |
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| you | distorted |
| he/she/it | distorted |
| we | distorted |
| you | distorted |
| they | distorted |
| I | have | distorted |
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| you | have | distorted |
| he/she/it | has | distorted |
| we | have | distorted |
| you | have | distorted |
| they | have | distorted |
| I | had | distorted |
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| you | had | distorted |
| he/she/it | had | distorted |
| we | had | distorted |
| you | had | distorted |
| they | had | distorted |
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Depth perception is often heightened and perspective distorted; inanimate objects take on expressions, and synesthesia (hearing colors, seeing sounds, etc.) is common.
en.wikipedia.org This ordinariness can get to a point of distorting reality.
en.wikipedia.org This project explores the way in which emotional reactions filter and distort human perception and observation.
en.wikipedia.org In spite of the fact that, as a result, the eyebrow could be distorted, this is usually avoided.
en.wikipedia.org This effect also ensures that messages are not distorted during the communication process.
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