off the track
英 [ɔf ðə træk] 美 [ɔf ði træk]

adv.

出轨，离题，失去踪迹；越出常规；

双语例句

1. It was unfortunate that the police were put off the track by the man's seemingly excellent alibi.
   不幸的是，那人非常巧妙地证明自己当时不在现场，这使警方迷失了方。
2. What you just said is completely off the track.
   你刚才讲的话彻底离题了。

权威例句

Off the Track
Off the track
Off the Track
Off the beaten tracks: exploring three aspects of web navigation
Biogeography off the tracks
Successful derailment: What fast trackers can learn while they're off the track
Moving off the beaten track
The Ethics of Belief: Off the Wrong Track
On the charts, off the tracks: Disconnected development in Ambur Town, Tamil Nadu
Explicating Pluralism: Where the Mind to Molecule Pathway Gets off the Track: Reply to Bickle
OFF THE TRACKS: HOW A TRAIN ACCIDENT DERAILED ARTICLE III POWER
On the track to silica-supported tungsten oxo metathesis catalysts: input from 17O solid-state NMR.
The Child and Family Services Review Composite Scores : Accountability off the Track