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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Are there mistakes? and do the word in blank have the same meaning?

messier42 This piece is standing at 60 degrees. You need to skew it (orthogonally)/(vertically),(90degrees). This fuse can stand up to 10amp. If the electricity raise above upper high limit, the fuse blows. If the product on conveyor belt moves (only to one side)(/sideways)/(only one sideways) , this problem can cause the product guiding bar to be bent.
Are there mistakes? and do the word in blank have the same meaning?
  

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This piece is standing at 60 degrees . It needs to be vertical. This fuse can stand up to 10 amps .

  • This piece is standing at 60 degrees .
  • It needs to be vertical.
  • This fuse can stand up to 10 amps .
  • Above that, the fuse blows.
  • If a product on the conveyor belt shifts sideway s , it can bend the guide bar.
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This piece is standing at 60 degrees. It needs to be vertical. This fuse can stand up to 10 amps. Above that, the fuse blows. If a product on the conveyor belt shifts sideways, it can bend the guide bar.
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] To skew the object vertically, drag the left or right handle. I actually found this sentence in my dictionary.What's the meaning of skew here? Actually I applied this sentence to my sentences. Is the word skew uncommon?Thank your for your reply.
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messier42What's the meaning of skew here?
It is a rough, imprecise kind of movement.
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If the word 'skew' is not proper, can I say like this?

1)"Hey, the part tilted"
"Hey, the part skewed"
"Hey, the part is standing askew"
"Hey, the part is standing coorkedly"

2) "You have to stand it orthogonally"
"You have to adjust the angle to 90 degrees"

Thank you!
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Just use what I have already given you. That is sufficient.
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It's still hard to understand the meaning of 'skew and askew'
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messier42It's still hard to understand the meaning of 'skew and askew'
They refer to objects (or thoughts and opinions) forced out of position.

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