英:[əˈdrɪft]
美:[əˈdrɪft]
英:[əˈdrɪft]
美:[əˈdrɪft]
a·drift
drIft
adjective
not anchored, as a boat; drifting.The boat had become unmoored and was now adrift in the sea.
without purpose or decisiveness.His life is adrift.
adverb
without anchor, as a boat; drifting.The ship was set adrift by the storm.
in a purposeless or indecisive manner.Her thoughts wandered adrift.
"漂浮在随波逐流中",1620年代,来自 a-(1)"在" + drift(n.)。比喻用法在1680年代。
漂浮的
已解缆的
a- >entry 1 + drift >entry 1
The first known use of adrift was in 1578
adroitadjective
having or showing great skill or cleverness the candidate's adroit use of social media
an adroit leader
adriftadverb or adjective
without power or anchor
a ship adrift in the storm
without guidance or purpose
alone and adrift in the city
1 Together, the three of them lifted the boat, carried it to the water, and set it adrift.
2 His public relations were awful, consumed by suspicion of media plots against him. But content as well as form was adrift.
所以他那拙劣的公关,为他对媒体阴谋反他的猜疑所累。
3 Moody’s gaze had unfocused slowly from her face, like a boat adrift.
4 Our plans had gone badly adrift.
我们的计划已严重受挫。
5 The storm set the boat adrift.
风暴使那条船漫无目标地飘流.
6 The team are now just six points adrift of the leaders.
现在该队得分比领先的队只落后六分。
7 But after the cold war relations appeared to come adrift.
但冷战结束后双方关系有些脱节。
8 If I drew you adrift in apen and ink sea in a raging storm would you laugh at me?
9 For most of the days, Mariam stayed in bed, feeling adrift and forlorn.
10 The team are now just six points adrift of the leaders.
现在该队得分比领先的队只落后六分。
11 In 2011 they released a landmark study titled “ Academically Adrift, ” which documented the lack of intellectual growth experienced by many people enrolled in college.
2011 年他们公布了他们重要的研究“学术漂泊”的结果,其中记录了在校大学生才智难以得到提高。
12 You're out in the world, adrift, a ship without a rudder.
你来到这个世界上,随波逐流,是一只没有舵的船。
13 That she was, even now, adrift—like an ulola flower borne by the wind.
14 Tonight, though, he is adrift in the decades that led to this moment.
15 The open vistas distressed me, the sense of being adrift in a crowd of people pressing in on all sides, wanting to touch me, greet me, wish me well.
16 And this was how he had found Carl Heine, his batteries dead, adrift at midnight, in need of another man’s assistance.
17 They set a boat adrift.
他们让船漂走了.
18 Darwin's “gemmule” theory—that hereditary instructions were thrown adrift by all cells and then floated in the blood, like a million messages in bottles—suggested that blood transfusions might transmit gemmules and thereby alter heredity.
19 John Joly, also of Trinity, decided to give Edmond Halley’s ocean salts idea a whirl, but his method was based on so many faulty assumptions that he was hopelessly adrift.
20 In the country the vast electorate was restless and adrift.
在国内,广大的选民浮躁不安,旁徨而无所适从.
1 有毛病
2 未系紧的
7 漂流的
8 混乱的
shambolic haywire mixed-up ragtime rough tumultuous hazy disorderly woolly indiscriminate untidy turbid untuned hugger-mugger involve out of joint
9 松开
open loose unstuck loosely trip ease undo loose- leave go come loose undone unfastened undoing un- surge unclinch untruss free relinquish unbind uncouple unsnap unclasp untether unfix unlash untuck unbrace cut unwind disengage unfasten unclench unstick unkink ease away wind off turn release relax slip loosen unravel untangle unloose come unstuck
10 不停地
11 有故障
13 漫无目的的
14 松开的
15 松动的
16 出错
abroad error corruption err fluff bloop go wrong put a foot wrong go pear shaped drop the ball wrong awry stumble
17 茫然不知所措
18 混乱
shambolic haywire mixed-up ragtime rough tumultuous hazy disorderly woolly indiscriminate untidy turbid untuned hugger-mugger pell-mell balls-up cock-up ruction snarl-up shambles screw-up tracasserie disorder shock dust pie confusion chaos distraction rout tumble turmoil mayhem turbulence huddle anarchy ruffle commotion jumble broil snarl tumult mix-up perturbation upturn snafu perplexity hubbub pandemonium brouhaha kerfuffle anomie foul-up fuddle shemozzle mêlée discombobulate involve confuse devastate confound entangle obfuscate perturb disjoint bedevil unstring mess tangle whirl muddle ravel make hay of out of joint
21 飘泊
22 缓慢
snailish slow soft sluggish tardy languid dilatory stick-in-the-mud tardo adagio lento lentamente slowly gently slack inchmeal deliberation
24 落后
backward underdeveloped Down behind backwardness trail lag drop behind get behind lag behind drop back clunky regressive concede fall in
25 漂失
26 不停
dead eternal unending ceaseless unceasing unremitting away talk thirteen to the doz right along without a hitch
27 随风浪漂流
30 未请假缺席
31 失灵
32 漂浮着的
34 脱靶
35 漂浮的
36 无秩序的
37 漂浮着
39 随波逐流