What does 傾き in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 傾き in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 傾き in Japanese.
The word 傾き in Japanese means 傾き, 推移、傾き, 坂、斜面, 傾き、斜角, 傾斜 、 傾き, 傾向 、 性向 、 好み 、 趣味, 傾き、傾斜, 傾斜、傾き、傾斜度、斜角, 傾斜 、 傾き, 斜面、傾斜、勾配、傾き, 傾き、傾斜, 不陸、傾き. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 傾き
傾き(maths: graph line inclination) (数学) The graph shows a steep slope. |
推移、傾き(figurative (change in course) Over recent years, we have seen a drift towards the political right. |
坂、斜面(slope, incline) Be careful when driving on roads with steep gradients. |
傾き、斜角(mathematics: angle) (数学) The students learned how to calculate the inclination of a line. |
傾斜 、 傾き(angle of slant) この塔は10度の傾斜がある。 The tower has a 10-degree lean. |
傾向 、 性向 、 好み 、 趣味(tendency, inclination) The governor has some liberal leanings, but somehow still keeps cutting the budget for education. |
傾き、傾斜(tilting or leaning to one side) The list on the pathway made walking difficult when it was icy. The list of the boat made walking on deck difficult. |
傾斜、傾き、傾斜度、斜角(slant) |
傾斜 、 傾き(sth sloping) A slant of light touched the flowerbed. |
斜面、傾斜、勾配、傾き(incline) The slope of this hill is steep. |
傾き、傾斜(leaning) The tilt of the floor made you feel like you were at sea. She stood in front of the mirror, adjusting the tilt of her hat. |
不陸、傾き(not level) The carpenter adjusted the table legs in order to correct the unevenness of the tabletop. |
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