derail
英 [dɪˈreɪl] 美 [diˈrel]

vt.& vi.

出轨；

vt.

使（火车）出轨，使脱轨；

变形

过去式：derailed过去分词：derailed现在分词：derailing第三人称单数：derails

英英释义

derail[ di'reil ]

• v.
  • cause to run off the tracks

    "they had planned to derail the trains that carried atomic waste"

  • run off or leave the rails

    "the train derailed because a cow was standing on the tracks"

    同义词：jump

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. But too much devoted too early to any one technology could yield the wrong fix and derail momentum toward a sustainable agenda for decarbonization.
   但是过早投入过多精力在任何一项技术上，未必能找出适合的解决之道，反而可能阻碍脱碳议题的持续推展。
2. The move could derail Chrysler's plans for a swift exit from bankruptcy proceedings.T L reports.
   这一决定大大阻碍了克莱斯勒走出破产保护程序的步伐。

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. The market's job is to derail the systems traders.
   市场工作就是让系统交易者出轨。
2. An open switch will derail a train.
   转辙器打开会使火车出轨。

权威例句

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