drift的中文翻译

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drift

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  • drift1   (slow movement)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漂; 漂动; 漂流; 漂移
    noun
    • a slow steady movement from one place to another; a gradual change or development from one situation to another, especially to sth bad
      • a population drift away from rural areas
        从乡下到远方漂泊的人们
      • attempts to halt the drift towards war
        试图阻止发展成战争的趋势
  • drift2   (of ship)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漂流, 飘动
    noun
    • the movement of a ship or plane away from its direction because of currents or wind
  • drift3   (of sea/air)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漂流
    noun
    • the movement of the sea or air
      • the general direction of drift on the east coast
        东海岸漂移的大致方向
      • He knew the hidden drifts in that part of the river.
        他对那段河道中的暗流非常清楚
  • drift4   (of snow)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    雪堆
    noun
    • a large pile of sth, especially snow, made by the wind
      • The road was blocked by deep drifts of snow.
        道路被风吹来的厚厚积雪阻塞
  • drift5   (of flowers)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    堆积物
    noun
    • a large mass of sth, especially flowers
      • Plant daffodils in informal drifts.
        种植异常多的水仙花
  • drift6   (meaning)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    主旨, 大意, 含意
    noun
    • the general meaning of what sb says or writes
      • Do you catch my drift?
        你明白我的意思了吗?
      • My German isn't very good, but I got the drift of what she said.
        我的德语不太好,但我大致明白她说的意思
  • drift7   (move slowly)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漂; 漂动; 漂流; 漂移
    verb
    • to move along smoothly and slowly in water or air
      • Clouds drifted across the sky.
        云朵飘过天际
      • The empty boat drifted out to sea.
        空船向海上漂去
    • to move or go somewhere slowly
      • The crowd drifted away from the scene of the accident.
        人群渐渐从事故现场散去
      • Her gaze drifted around the room.
        她目光在房间里扫视着
  • drift8   (Aviation)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漂流
    verb
    • to move slowly, e.g. along a body of water
  • drift9   (without purpose)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    漫无目标地移动, 漂泊, 流浪
    verb
    • to happen or change, or to do sth without a particular plan or purpose
      • I didn't intend to be a teacher—I just drifted into it.
        我并没想过当老师 只是顺其自然就当了
      • He hasn't decided what to do yet—he's just drifting.
        他还没决定要做什么——他只是随波逐流
      • The conversation drifted onto politics.
        谈话漫无边际地谈到了政治
  • drift10   (into state/situation)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    听任
    verb
    • to go from one situation or state to another without realizing it
      • Finally she drifted into sleep.
        最后她不知不觉地睡着了
      • The injured man tried to speak but soon drifted into unconsciousness.
        受伤的男人想说点什么,但一会儿就不省人事了
  • drift11   (of snow/sand)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    受风吹积
    verb
    • to be blown into large piles by the wind
      • drifting sand
        流沙
      • Some roads are closed because of drifting.
        一些道路因大风而关闭了
  • drift12   (float)   UK /drɪft/  US /drɪft/ 
    飘移; 漂流
    verb
    • to make sth float somewhere
      • The logs are drifted downstream to the mill.
        原木顺流漂到木材加工厂
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