形容词弯曲的; 不正当的; 歪扭的; 用不正当手段得来的

动词弯成钩形(crook的过去式和过去分词)

形容词

1. He walked down the crooked path.
他沿着弯弯曲曲的小路走去。

2. Don't deal with crooked people.
不要同刁滑的人打交道。

3. His back is so crooked that he can not stand upright.
他的背弯得他站不直。

1. 弯曲的：房间外面有21级台阶,都向一边倾斜(lopsided)着,像弯曲的(crooked)牙齿突出来(jut)(是故意这么做的,凯西说,这样雨水就可以滑下去),当么么的妈妈在门口叫他的时候,么么就开始攀爬那二十一级木台阶,身后是那条同样在攀爬的拥有两个名字的狗.

2. 彎曲：随剂量增加,肢体和尾凋亡细胞百分数由18 %增至78 %,肢体也相应从指(趾)畸形到缺肢,尾畸形从尾弯曲(crooked)到短尾或无尾;环磷酰胺诱导的胚胎致死性和胎儿生长迟缓与全胚胎细胞凋亡的水平相关,

3. 歪：Bent 弯曲 | Crooked 歪 | Engraved 雕刻

4. 屈曲不平：crocodile skin鱷魚皮 | crooked屈曲不平 | cross-country shoe越野賽跑鞋

1. 不直的;弯曲的;扭曲的
If you describe something as crooked, especially something that is usually straight, you mean that it is bent or twisted.

e.g. ...the crooked line of his broken nose.
他骨折鼻子的歪曲鼻骨线条
e.g. ...a crooked little tree.
长得歪歪曲曲的小树

2. (笑)不自然的，歪向一边的
A crooked smile is uneven and bigger on one side than the other.

e.g. Polly gave her a crooked grin.
波莉向她不自然地咧嘴一笑。