Veer off Meaning in English
expression
ˈvɪɹ/ /ˈɔf
VEER-awf
vˈiə/ /ˈɒf
VEER-of
释义
To suddenly change direction or go off the expected path, usually by accident or unexpectedly.
用法与细微差别
Typically used in driving, navigation, or discussions to mean straying from a plan, topic, or route. Often implies it was unintentional or unexpected. Common with 'road', 'topic', 'route'. Can be both literal and figurative.
Spanish: desviarsePortuguese (BR): desviar-sePortuguese (PT): desviar-seChinese (Simplified): 偏离Chinese (Traditional): 偏離Hindi: विषय से हट जाना - रास्ते से भटकनाArabic: ينحرف عن المسارBengali: (অপ্রত্যাশিতভাবে) দিক পরিবর্তন করা - পথচ্যুত হওয়াRussian: свернуть - отклонитьсяJapanese: 逸れる - それる（意図せず進路や話題がずれる）Vietnamese: chệch hướng - lệch khỏiKorean: 벗어나다 - 방향을 틀다Turkish: sapmak - yön değiştirmekUrdu: رخ موڑ لینا - راستے سے ہٹ جاناIndonesian: chệch hướng - đi lệch
例句
The car began to veer off the road.
basic
Please do not veer off the main path in the park.
basic
During the meeting, let's not veer off the topic.
basic
I was telling a story, but I started to veer off and lost track.
natural
The plane had to veer off course because of bad weather.
natural
Whenever we try to plan something, we always veer off into talking about food.
natural