词序
更多
查询
词典释义:
veer
时间: 2023-08-04 02:17:27
GRE
英 [vɪə]
美 [vɪr]

v. 突然改变方向;转向;放松;突然改变;顺转

n. 突然转向;T字阵式后卫变阵进攻

短语搭配
  • veer off

    偏离轨道;突然转向;离开

双语例句
  • The plane suddenly veered off course.

    这架飞机突然偏离了航线。

  • The veer of the typhoon was affected by the warm current.

    台风的转向受到暖流的影响。

  • Don't veer the rope, I will pull you up immediately.

    不要松开绳索,我马上拉你上来。

  • Horrified commuters saw the lorry veer across the motorway and overturn.

    惊恐万分的通勤者们看见那辆卡车突然转向高速公路另一侧 接着翻倒在地

  • He is unlikely to veer from his boss's strongly held views.

    他是不大可能在他的上司强烈坚持的观点上改变立场的。

  • The ocean storm seems to veer away from you.

    大海的暴风雨似乎避着你而转向。

  • But the ECB is unlikely to veer from its mission for long.

    可是,欧洲央行不太可能偏离其基本使命太远。

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

    刀竖立着,盘子稍微偏离中心。

  • I veer towards the earthy art of India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

    印度、印尼和马来西亚的朴实的艺术作品深深吸引我。

近义词
vt.
反义词
同根词

词根 veer

  • veering adj. 犹豫的;改变的 n. 顺时针转向 v. 转变方向;改变观点;顺转(veer的ing形式)

百科

Veer图库是一家为中小微企业、自媒体、设计师、运营者等提供免版税、国际化的图片素材供应商,内容源于iStock。

释义
v.

change direction suddenly

突然改变方向;转向

  • an oil tanker that had veered off course.

    一艘突然偏离了航道的油船。

figurative suddenly change an opinion, subject, type of behaviour, etc.

〈喻〉 突然改变(观点,话题,行为)

  • the conversation eventually veered away from theatrical things.

    谈话最终偏离了有关戏剧的事。

(of the wind)change direction clockwise around the points of the compass

(风)顺转

  • the wind veered a point.

    风向顺转了一度。<Bold>BACK</Bold>的反义词。

n.

a sudden change of direction

突然转向。

American Football an offensive play using a modified T-formation with a split backfield, which allows the quarterback the option of passing to the fullback, pitching to a running back, or running with the ball

【美橄】 T字阵式后卫变阵进攻。

v.

Nautical, dated slacken or let out (a rope or cable) in a controlled way

【航海】 〈古〉 放松(缆绳等)。

词源

"late 16th cent.: from French virer, perhaps from an alteration of Latin gyrare (see GYRATE).late Middle English: from Middle Dutch vieren."

  • But sometimes, cancer cuts the brake lines, and your cells divide too quickly, accumulating mutations that cause them to veer away from their original function, form dangerous tumors, and land you in the hospital.

    但有时,癌症切断了刹车油管,使你的细胞分裂速度过快,积累的变异,使细胞偏离了它们原本的功能,而形成危险的肿瘤,并把你送进了医院。

    《TED-Ed》《TED教育》

相关推荐

piont

miking n. 健美操;千分尺测量。vi. 用扩音器;偷懒;游手好闲;(mike的现在分词)。vt. 通过话筒传送;用窃听器窃听;(mike的现在分词)

capital income n. 资本收益

again adv. 又一次;再次;而且;另外;再说一遍;再则;重又;作为附加

stratagem n. 计策;计谋;策略;伎俩;诡计

balloon flower 桔梗;气球花

black diamond n. 煤块;黑金刚石;高难度滑雪坡道

vacuum packed 真空包装;真空封装

imposing adj. 雄伟的;壮丽的。v. 把… 强加;利用;把…拼版;(impose的现在分词)

generous subsidy 慷慨的补贴