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复数:strays
第三人称单数:strays
现在分词:straying
过去式:strayed
过去分词:strayed
strayer (n.)
词根:stray
n.strayer 迷路者;流浪者;不走正路的人
noun
a domestic animal that is wandering at large or is lost
a person or thing that strays
[Middle English, from straien to stray] archaic the act of going astray
verb
intransitive verb
wander: such as
to wander from company, restraint, or proper limits
to roam about without fixed direction or purpose
to move in a winding course : meander
to move without conscious or intentional effort
eyes straying absently around the room
to become distracted from an argument or train of thought
strayed from the point
to wander accidentally from a fixed or chosen route
err, sin
adjective
having strayed or escaped from a proper or intended place
a stray dog
occurring at random or sporadically
stray thoughts
not serving any useful purpose : unwanted
stray light
stray birds飞鸟集(泰戈尔著名诗集)
stray current杂散电流
stray light[化]杂散光
stray from偏离
stray animals迷失动物
stray capacitance杂散电容;寄生电容
stray inductance杂散电感;漏电感;分布电感
stray radiation杂散辐射;杂散损射;漫辐射
stray loss杂散损耗
约于1300年,源自古法语 estraier,指动物(尤其是没有主人的马)漫游、流浪、漂泊,也指人,可能字面意思是“在街上走动”,源自 estree “路线,公路”,源自晚期拉丁语 via strata “铺设的道路”(参见 street)。另一种理论认为,古法语单词源自通俗拉丁语 *estragare,缩写自 *estravagare,代表拉丁语 extra vagari “外出漫游”(参见 extravagant)。早在14世纪初已有“偏离正道”的比喻意义。相关词汇: Strayed; straying。
杂散,寄生
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French estraié, past participle of estraier Verb Middle English straien, from Anglo-French estraier, from Vulgar Latin *extravagare, from Latin extra- outside + vagari to wander — more at extra-
The first known use of stray was in the 13th century
streak1 of 2noun
a line or mark of a different color or texture from its background : stripe
the color of the fine powder of a mineral obtained by scratching or rubbing against a hard white surface
a narrow band of light
a lightning bolt
a small amount : trace, strain
streak of stubbornness
a brief period or series was on a winning streak
a streak of luck
a narrow layer
a streak of fat in bacon
streak2 of 2verb
to make or have streaks on or in
to move swiftly : rush
a jet streaking across the sky
stray1 of 3noun
a domestic animal that is wandering loose or is lost
a person or thing that strays
stray2 of 3verb
to wander from a group or from the proper place : roam
the dog strayed from the yard
to wander from a fixed or chosen route or at random
accidentally strayed off the path
to become distracted from an argument or chain of thought
strayed from the point
stray3 of 3adjective
having strayed or been lost
a stray dog
occurring in one place and another or at random
a few stray hairs
stray1 of 3noun
a domestic animal that is wandering loose or is lost
a person or thing that strays
stray2 of 3verb
to wander from a group or from the proper place : roam
the dog strayed from the yard
to wander from a fixed or chosen route or at random
accidentally strayed off the path
to become distracted from an argument or chain of thought
strayed from the point
stray3 of 3adjective
having strayed or been lost
a stray dog
occurring in one place and another or at random
a few stray hairs
stray1 of 3noun
a domestic animal that is wandering loose or is lost
a person or thing that strays
stray2 of 3verb
to wander from a group or from the proper place : roam
the dog strayed from the yard
to wander from a fixed or chosen route or at random
accidentally strayed off the path
to become distracted from an argument or chain of thought
strayed from the point
stray3 of 3adjective
having strayed or been lost
a stray dog
occurring in one place and another or at random
a few stray hairs
stray1 of 3noun
a domestic animal that is wandering loose or is lost
a person or thing that strays
stray2 of 3verb
to wander from a group or from the proper place : roam
the dog strayed from the yard
to wander from a fixed or chosen route or at random
accidentally strayed off the path
to become distracted from an argument or chain of thought
strayed from the point
stray3 of 3adjective
having strayed or been lost
a stray dog
occurring in one place and another or at random
a few stray hairs
1 The dog was a stray, though sweet enough in disposition once fed, and for two weeks it had been my constant care and practice to nurse him as a special pet.
2 Victor smiled as he noticed how her eyes kept straying toward the large windows and the snowflakes, which drifted past slowly.
3 Bob is a stray, which means he does not have a permanent address.
4 My mom also had a soft spot for strays; she’d always leave the door open for friends of ours who had nowhere to go, especially around the holidays.
5 Strands of barbed wire..strayed across the ground.
6 She paused, her gaze straying to the four sealed letters she’d already prepared: one for each of the Masters, to inform them of the events of the previous night, and of her failure.
7 But a Special stood between her and the border of dense trees and brush, waiting to intercept any stray Smokies.
8 Like everything else, it wasn’t permanent damage, nothing left this week but the bruises, and they check me carefully now for stray bits of metal.
9 “Back in line!” the soldier behind me shouted, and I realized that it was me he was talking to—that in my fevered state I’d strayed too far from the center of the road.
10 When a description strays too far, the sentence becomes awkward and hard to read.
11 That news, which broke in January 1939, launched physicists upon flights of learned speculation about the enormous energy released when the uranium nucleus split following its absorption of a stray neutron.
12 Without waiting for a response, Jack quickly followed his own advice, wrapping stray shoots around his arms and kicking his legs through some other loops.
13 It went on: As a mountain keeps still within itself, thus a wise man does not permit his will to stray beyond his situation.
14 A stray berry stains his chin and I wipe it away.
15 We all agree there will be no more stray women and children, dogs and old men.
16 And the game had come back, too; deer strayed on the roads and there were marks of bear.
17 As a special law, no one can build anything on the stray.
由于一项特殊的法律(规定),没人可以在这片用地建造任何东西。
18 My sisters and I pass one another in the hall as we dart around, grabbing stray things we need.
19 I looked like the stray dogs with mange that populated Bonetti Ranch.
20 Other wanderers were rare, and of evil sort: trolls might stray down at times out of the northern valleys of the Misty Mountains.
1 仿徨
2 有时
occas sometime sometimes occasionally every once in a way at whiles once in a way between whiles upon occasion now and then once in a while on occasion every now and then every once in a while now and again at moments every now and again
3 迷路的
4 离群的
5 迷路者
6 漂泊
wandering vagrant vagabond vag adrift rove vagrancy float estray nomad erratic wander drift bohemian migratory errant tramp squander extravagate divagate
7 离散
8 不起作用的
bad inactive ineffective helpless impotent toothless inoperative bumbling noncontributory nonacting
10 偶然
chance casual passing accidental contingent unintended inadvertent circumstantial haphazard promiscuous fortuitous hit-or-miss adventitious undesigned aleatory accidentally incidentally haphazardly perchance haply contingently peradventure adventitiously hazard hap fortuity contingence accidentalism as chance would have it by hazard by chance as it happens scratch occasional shotgun incidental happen
11 意外的
unhoped-for unthought-of chance surprising extraordinary unexpected fatal accidental unforeseen emergent unplanned fortuitous unsuspected undreamed-of unlooked-for unhoped uncontemplated
12 迷失
13 偶然事件
happenso chance accident contingent contingency happenstance fortuity contingence happenchance hapchance
14 入歧途
15 零落
16 漫步
wander roam ramble dander amble saunter mooch mosey passeggiata walk truck meander perambulate
17 有时的
18 无家可归的
19 零落的
21 无家可归者
23 失败
lost unsuccessful losing failing abortive suck-in break loss miss fail failure crash defeat reverse slip breakdown frustration abortion stumble bust crab frost rot beating overthrow miscarriage bummer dud mull balk muff fizzle worse checkmate bloomer flunk flummox brodie flivver smashup lose founder collapse slump abort shipwreck miscarry trip destroy dash frustrate cave-in slipup honk out
25 游荡
vagabond prowl rove debauchery vagabondage Gad stravage bum muck freewheel traipse gallivant bludge mouch go on the racket gad around play the prodigal arse about arse around hack around poke about loiter stooge gad stravaig streel lepak extravagant rakish gadabout stroll pleasure jazz drift rogue rake gander roam loaf
28 失足
29 静电干扰
30 偶有的
31 流浪儿
32 离题
discursive desultory digressive excursive excursion tangent wandering sidetrack digression glance wander deviate diverge divagate excurse beside the question talk from the point travel out of the record off the point off the track digress beside the point cold tangential irrelevantly discursively digressively aside divagation discursion impertinency away from the point off the mark diverge from be beside the point off topic be off the mark get away from impertinent divergence impertinence trail
34 有外遇
35 散落
36 偶然的
chance casual passing accidental contingent unintended inadvertent circumstantial haphazard promiscuous fortuitous hit-or-miss adventitious undesigned aleatory scratch occasional shotgun incidental haply
38 偶然发生的
39 不起作用
bad inactive ineffective helpless impotent toothless inoperative bumbling noncontributory nonacting hamstring
40 偶然出现的
41 堕落
vitiable corrupt abandoned prostitute rotten decadent ruined degenerative perverse perverted putrid deprave profligate degrading reprobate graceless god-forsaken ruinate draggletailed astray fall ruin pollution corruption rot degradation lapse relapse deterioration slime falling degeneration degenerate perversion decadence depravity slough gangrene morass backslide degeneracy perversity declension profligacy retrogression putrescence putridity pravity decline sink degrade deteriorate perish stoop retrograde pervert moulder putrefy pollute vilify debase debauch sophisticate downfall cave-in
42 流浪
castaway planetary nomad fugitive migratory nomadic tramp wandering roving vagrant peregrine Bedouin vagabond lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious roam rove vagrancy vagabondage bum vagabondize roll drift stroll rogue pilgrim wag divagate on the drift migrant
44 偏离
boss shift excursion deviation slippage deviance declination declension depart divert squint derogate divagate crab diversion deviate diverge deflect stray from creep deflection off wander skew veer wide aberration
45 走入歧途
46 迷路
lost wandering errant labyrinthine astray labyrinth wander err straggle estray wilder lose bewilder lose oneself be lost lose way inner ear lose your way go walkabout go astray lose your bearings maverick
47 走失
50 迷失方向
51 漫游
wandering roving peregrine footloose peripatetic vagarious Peripateticism range travel cruise wander roam pilgrimage rove errantry roll bat roaming swan it
52 意外
unhoped-for unthought-of chance surprising extraordinary unexpected fatal accidental unforeseen emergent unplanned fortuitous unsuspected undreamed-of unlooked-for unhoped uncontemplated accidentally contingent turn accident hazard
54 零星的
57 流浪者
drummer sooner pilgrim tinker rover nomad gypsy Bohemian wanderer outcast tramp derelict loafer vagrant hobo Bedouin whaler vagabond runabout waif plainer flotsam bagman vag swagman caird dosser clochard vagabondage dero runagate stewbum swaggie flotsam and jetsam drifter wastrel Bergie wandering Jew transient