crook·ed
adjective/ˈkrʊkɪd/
/ˈkrʊkɪd/
- not in a straight line; bent or twisted
不直的；弯曲的；扭曲的 - a crooked nose/smile
鹰钩鼻；不自然的微笑 - a village of crooked streets
街道弯弯曲曲的村庄 - Your glasses are on crooked.
你的眼镜歪了。
Extra Examples- The top looks a bit crooked: I don't think it's on right.
顶部看起来有点歪：我认为它不在右边。 - She flashed him a crooked smile.
她对他露出了一丝狡黠的微笑。 - She had prim lips and, above them, a slightly crooked nose.
她有一张端庄紧抿的嘴唇，上面是略呈鹰钩形的鼻子。 - The old part of the city is a maze of crooked streets and small alleys.
老城区是一片由弯弯曲曲的大街小巷组成的迷宫。
- a crooked nose/smile
- dishonest
不诚实；腐败 - a crooked businessman/deal
奸商；不正当的交易 - All the officials are crooked.
所有的官员都是歪的。 - The president has vowed to jail crooked executives.
总统誓要将奸诈的高管人员送进监狱。
- a crooked businessman/deal
- crooked (on somebody) (Australian English, informal) annoyed
恼怒；厌烦 - It's not you I'm crooked on, it's him.
我不是生你的气，是生他的气。
More Like This Adjectives ending in –ed pronounced /-ɪd/Adjectives ending in –ed pronounced /-ɪd/- aged
- beloved
- crooked
- dogged
- learned
- naked
- ragged
- rugged
- sacred
- wicked
- It's not you I'm crooked on, it's him.
Word OriginMiddle English: from crook, probably modelled on Old Norse krókóttr ‘crooked, cunning’.