英语单词短语词组“detouring”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

detouring

present participle ofdetour

detour

verb

mainlyUS

/ˈdiː.tɔːr/us

/ˈdiː.tʊr/

[IorT]

to go or make someone go a different or lessdirectrouteto aplace, inordertoavoidaproblemor tovisitsomewhereor do something on the way:

We had to detour arounddowntown, so it took uslongerthanusual.

[T]

topreventsomeone from doing something or makingprogressfor aperiodoftime:

Detoured byfamilyandchildren, she didn'tfocusonperforminguntil the early 1990s.

[I]

to do something that is different from what isusualorexpected, or to say something that is notpartof themainsubjectthat is beingtalkedor written about:

He came to theareato be acountrydoctorand detouredintostatepolitics.

Thebooktriestospeakto thelaymanbut often detours intoterritorymostinterestingtomedicaltechnologistsandstatisticians.

More examples

If just atinyfractionof theoutletshoppersdetoureddowntowntovisitthemuseumand do a little moreshopping, it would be abigboostfor thearea.
Traffic was being detoured aroundpotentialhotspotsin Manila.
Leaving thebedroom, he detoured into thekitchentorinseout themugand thenwearilyclimbedback up thestairstobed.
Conversationquicklydetoured after Burch told hisclassThe New York Times wasinterestedin thestory.
This country'ssportsfanshaveembracedahostofathleteswhosecareersappearedto bederailedor at least detoured byscandal.
Severalfactorscould detour the agency'sattemptatclosure.
Yourdaymight be detoured by achanceencounterwith afriend.
Theroux was nothappyto beremindedof this, and detoured into alongdisquisitiononliterarysiblingrivalry.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Changing direction

about-face
about-turn
bore
branch off
break
cut
decoy
deflect
divert
glance
glance off(something)
head
head off
oscillate
oscillation
peaked
turn
veer
yo-yo
yo-yoing

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Cancelling and interrupting

Digressing and being indirect or evasive

单词	detouring
释义	detouring present participle ofdetour detour verb mainlyUS uk /ˈdiː.tɔːr/us /ˈdiː.tʊr/ [IorT] to go or make someone go a different or lessdirectrouteto aplace, inordertoavoidaproblemor tovisitsomewhereor do something on the way: We had to detour arounddowntown, so it took uslongerthanusual. [T] topreventsomeone from doing something or makingprogressfor aperiodoftime: Detoured byfamilyandchildren, she didn'tfocusonperforminguntil the early 1990s. [I] to do something that is different from what isusualorexpected, or to say something that is notpartof themainsubjectthat is beingtalkedor written about: He came to theareato be acountrydoctorand detouredintostatepolitics. Thebooktriestospeakto thelaymanbut often detours intoterritorymostinterestingtomedicaltechnologistsandstatisticians. More examples If just atinyfractionof theoutletshoppersdetoureddowntowntovisitthemuseumand do a little moreshopping, it would be abigboostfor thearea. Traffic was being detoured aroundpotentialhotspotsin Manila. Leaving thebedroom, he detoured into thekitchentorinseout themugand thenwearilyclimbedback up thestairstobed. Conversationquicklydetoured after Burch told hisclassThe New York Times wasinterestedin thestory. This country'ssportsfanshaveembracedahostofathleteswhosecareersappearedto bederailedor at least detoured byscandal. Severalfactorscould detour the agency'sattemptatclosure. Yourdaymight be detoured by achanceencounterwith afriend. Theroux was nothappyto beremindedof this, and detoured into alongdisquisitiononliterarysiblingrivalry. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Changing direction about-face about-turn bore branch off break cut decoy deflect divert glance glance off(something) head head off oscillate oscillation peaked turn veer yo-yo yo-yoing See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cancelling and interrupting Digressing and being indirect or evasive (Definition ofdetouringfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/detouring##
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