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1 词典释义:
veer off
时间: 2025-06-07 03:41:03
英 [vɪə ɒf]
美 [vɪr ɔf]

偏离轨道;突然转向;离开

双语例句
  • Often times when we veer off course, we risk failing to reach our destination.

    回头看时间的时候,你已经迟到了!我们经常偏离目标。

  • Worries about exchange rates, he argues, cause central Banks to veer off course.

    他认为,对于汇率的担忧已经使央行们偏离了正轨。

  • But that steady cashflow tempted both Pirelli and Continental to veer off track.

    但是,倍耐力和大陆都被手中稳定的现金流所诱使,开始涉足别的行业。

  • It is frightening to veer off the well-worn path, better known as our "comfort zone".

    抛弃旧路是可怕的,因为那是我们的舒适区。

  • If you dread what lies ahead, you may be more likely to find excuses to veer off course.

    假如你害怕横在眼前的困难,你就更容易找到借口停止努力。

  • Respect their views and boundaries and do not veer off regardless of their final decision.

    尊重她们的观点和底线,不要做完最后决定后又临时改变决定。

  • Satan is our evil inclination to veer off the path of righteousness and faithfulness in God.

    撒旦是我们的邪恶倾向偏离了道路,正义和忠诚的上帝。

  • When you see the direction and the ultimate goal, you will hardly veer off course or lose motivation.

    当你看到你的方向和最终目标的时候,你就很少会转变自己的行进轨迹或者失去动力了。

  • This led him to veer off in a radically new direction-and to produce perhaps his most thought-provoking book.

    这些使他转向了全新的方向,写出他最发人深省的著作。

  • However, it is during these delays that I believe people can veer off the path by becoming frustrated in the process.

    可是,我认为人们也正是在一个个耽误中可能因挫折感而偏离了道路。

  • What this means is that you create a zone where there are few things to distract you. Or tempt you to veer off course and procrastinate.

    意思就是你创造一个有较少事情会让你分心的区域,或是不会让你偏题和拖延。

  • Very few get the chance I did, which is why I am not going to veer off track. I hope to see my name written in the annals of Real Madrid.

    把握更少的机会,这就是我始终要做的,我希望我的名字能留在皇马的荣誉室上。

  • Don't veer off down the country road of who does what in the house, who's responsible for child rearing, and by the way, who cleans the kitchen sink.

    千万不要突然转到谁在这个家里做了什么,比如小孩谁来带,厨房水池该谁洗。

  • Knives stand on edge; the plates veer slightly off center.

    刀竖立着,盘子稍微偏离中心。

  • To veer to leeward from a former course; fall off.

    转至下风,向下风从以前的航向转向下风处;偏向下风收藏。