Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet LEANT

Definition av LEANT

1. böjningsform av lean
2. perfektparticip av lean

Exempel på hur man kan använda LEANT i en mening

• Since 1959, the seat has been a bellwether (its winner affiliated to the winning party nationally), with three exceptions: in 1979 and 2017, the seat leant to the left, bucking the national result, while in 2024, the seat was held by the Conservatives despite a landslide victory for the Labour party nationally.
• Froude in the earlier days of the Tractarian movement, but subsequently found that the Tractarians leant too much towards Rome and dissociated himself from them.
• " Kristofferson biographer Stephen Miller writes, "At times Highwayman sounded over-produced, not least because of the occasional presence of synthesizers, and while it had a definite country feel, at times it leant towards an AOR style.
• Those same arrangements that seemed so off-putting in 1974 feel rich and comfortable now, and the passing of time has leant Terminal Love a delicious hipster twang it couldn't possibly have enjoyed as a new release.
• The leaders of the party's three main currents were: Miniati, Foa and Capanna (predominantly ex-PSIUP and far left-oriented, with a grounding in operaismo or "workerism"); Rossana Rossanda and Lucio Magri (who both hailed from Il Manifesto, and leant towards collaborating with the PCI and the communist-backed CGIL trade union); and Luigi Pintor (who headed a minor 'third force' that frequently maintained the balance of power).
• Utulongoa'a: From the Ha'amonga trilithon, behind sits the Maka Faakinanga or the leaning rock in which Tu'itatui leant on.
• Like lottery winners passing a bedraggled busker, the government leant in to the guitar case at my feet and generously deposited a few notes.
• XII had a V-form interplane strut on each side; another strut leant out from each wing root to the upper rear spar, assisted ahead of it on each side by a short V-form pair linking the two spars to the upper fuselage longeron, acting as N-form cabane struts.
• As the theatre director, Brasseur leant towards operetta and staged Fatinitza, followed by among others, La Cantinière, a vaudeville with music by Planquette, Le Jour et la Nuit, by Lecocq, Le Cœur et la Main, L'Oiseau bleu, Droit d'aînesse, by Francis Chassaigne, le Premier Baiser, by Émile Jonas; le Roi de Carreau, by Théodore Lajarte; le Petit Chaperon Rouge by Gaston Serpette, and Serment d'Amour, by Audran.
• Around La Renaudie were the baron de Tursan whose family traced its roots back to the 12th century and who boasted relations with the queen of Navarre; captain Mazères a Béarnais noble who also had ties to the Albret family of whom the queen of Navarre was a member; the seigneur de Maligny and Maligny 'le jeune' (the young), two Burgundian gentleman in the Bourbon network (and first cousins of the vidame de Chartres) ; captain Cocqueville, a client of Condé's from the Picard nobility and the baron de Rauny who leant his château de Noizay, only 5 km away from the royal residence of Amboise for the shelter of the conspirators.
• Hervey opined that such vagaries did not obscure the meaning and indeed leant the book a "not unpleasing sense of quaintness redolent of his time and his surroundings".

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