英:[əˈraɪ]
美:[əˈraɪ]
英:[əˈraɪ]
美:[əˈraɪ]
adj.
扭曲的
斜的
错误的
adv.
歪斜地
错误地
a·wry
raI
Adjective
1. turned or twisted toward one side;
"a...youth with a gorgeous red necktie all awry"- G.K.Chesterton
"his wig was, as the British say, skew-whiff"
2. not functioning properly;
"something is amiss"
"has gone completely haywire"
"something is wrong with the engine"
Adverb
1. away from the correct or expected course;
"something has gone awry in our plans"
"something went badly amiss in the preparations"
2. turned or twisted to one side;
"rugs lying askew"
"with his necktie twisted awry"
go awry失败;出错
14世纪晚期,“弯曲的,歪斜的,向一侧转或扭曲的”,来自 a-(1)“在……上”+ wry(形容词)。
see wry >entry 1
The first known use of awry was in the 14th century
awryadverb or adjective
turned or twisted to one side
off the right course : wrong
their plans went awry
1 This tactic usually works pretty well, but something went awry with “Accidental Racist.”
2 He looks around and declares, “Our presence in these evening classes is evidence that something in our lives has gone awry.”
3 That night, he was set to release “Drinkin’ Too Much,” a melancholic apology for a life gone awry in the vein of Drake’s “Marvin’s Room.”
4 He giggled Brand's spokesperson told Newsbeat that she didn't know when the star would rejoin Perry, but that their plans had "clearly gone awry with this happening".
5 Rereleased in its original 3D, Hitchcock's relatively stagey rendition of a fiendishly clever "perfect crime" gone awry.
6 This isn’t the first time something has gone awry at the Carousel of Progress in recent months, either.
7 Much of this movie, about a wedding that goes awry, is set in Sorrento, overlooking the Bay of Naples.
8 There’s plenty of political and social commentary in this satire, which thrums with warnings about how the accumulation of power can go awry.
9 Shelley's story may have been the first to show how good intentions behind technological inventions can go awry.
雪莱的故事也许是第一个展示了有美好初衷的技术发明如何可能会走向相反道路的故事。
10 This is not South Korea's first experience with good intentions going disastrously awry.
这已经不是韩国首次经历满怀好意而去最终却酿成悲剧的事件。
11 His brown hair fell down over his forehead and his mustache was awry.
12 She immediately feared something might be awry in her brain.
13 There was Google Flu Trends, which famously went awry that season.
14 Only Bravo's aesthetic approach to recreating this legendary road trip gone dangerously awry, blended with Harris' and King's compatible senses of humor, could result in art and entertainment this spectacular.
15 “Your timing was extraordinary,” she jabs, nicely capturing how seasonal expectations can go so badly awry.
16 Featuring some of the city’s most respected artists and performers playing themselves in an increasingly absurd tale of a luckless dance troupe, the film has broad appeal as a portrait of good intentions gone awry.
17 He typed away on his MacBook, composing e-mail messages to a contractor about what seemed to be a home-repair project gone awry.
18 But, somewhere along the way in their efforts to script yet another train wreck, the producers seemingly went awry.
19 The balance of wind and strings was at first somewhat awry in the opening Allegro, but utterly focused in the three later movements, a compelling reminder of what an achievement this piece is.
20 Throughout the story, the script emphasizes her brains over her brawn, and when bullets enter the picture, just about everything goes awry.
2 有毛病
3 偏离正道
4 歪曲
contortive distorted drawn skewed kinky contorted skewwhiff twist distortion warp wrench perversion contortion juggle color strain distort deflect slant wring wrest contort do violence to
6 不直
7 错误的
wrong incorrect misguided erroneous mistaken amiss errant cockeyed out of way in error off false improper inaccurate bum erring wrongheaded up the creek
8 邪恶的
black dark evil foul wicked abandoned vicious sinful immoral Satanic unclean ill unholy ungodly diabolical villainous impious unrighteous miscreant felonious reprobate baleful iniquitous unregenerate maleficent blackguard pestiferous squint-eyed
9 出错
wrong adrift stumble err fluff put a foot wrong up corruption corruptness corrupt flub put out screw-up bloop throw out
12 拗
13 错
14 出差错
16 斜
skew-whiff skew oblique askew aslant on the skew diagonal sidelong sideling thwart askance athwart slope on the bias skewed slanting bias taper bevel crossly sidewards cornerwise agley obliquity aslope distorted tumbling glancing cant cockeyed jack-deuce snitchwise Agee arrisways on the cross
18 邪恶
black dark evil foul wicked abandoned vicious sinful immoral Satanic unclean ill unholy ungodly diabolical villainous impious unrighteous miscreant felonious reprobate baleful iniquitous unregenerate maleficent blackguard pestiferous squint-eyed wrong harm vice bale iniquity immorality depravity villainy perversity turpitude devilry harden
19 乖戾
cross ugly sour cynical crusty surly gruff cantankerous crabbed bilious froward asperity verjuice
22 错误
off wrong incorrect misguided erroneous mistaken amiss errant cockeyed false agley trip error mistake slip stumble aberration inaccuracy falsehood erratum clanger out of way in error under a mistake in the wrong box bad improper inaccurate wry peccant break mess blob fluff fallacy balk misstep muff illiteracy flub incorrectness inadvertence lapsus fail slipup mis- bum erring wrongheaded improperly falsely mistakenly wrongly erroneously wrongfully hole fault goof boggle impropriety slip-up wrongness clinker brodie screwup be in the wrong by misadventure off beam up the creek off the track
23 弯曲
cock-eyed crooked crook bent serpentine sinuous wiggly hooked curvi- set cast bend bow wiggle curvature kink flexion flexure sinuosity curve incurve decline twist flex buckle warp deflect inflect
24 扭曲
crooked wry distortion work distort contort contortion thrawn gnarled screwed writhe torture curl skew
25 歪
skew-whiff skew crooked askew cock-eyed slant on the skew oblique bevel wry askance slantwise tip cock skewed slanting wide agley start spring sway warp
27 不直的
33 不正的
34 弯的