detour

美音：[ˈdiːtʊə(r)]

简单释义：

v.绕道

n.弯路；绕行道

网络绕路；迂回；绕路而行

变形：

第三人称单数：detours 现在分词：detouring 过去式：detoured

完整释义：

1.绕路,绕道

1.绕行道;弯路

例句：

So if you're going to end up in hell due to a temptation to eat more than your fair share of stinky tofu, take a detour to Taipei first.
因此如果你计划走向纠结，因为诱惑吃了超过你可以承受的臭豆腐，绕个路去台北吧。或者如果你想强化一下你的恶习，转个弯去马尼拉。
"This clash of speeds can often derail the current path of change, or at least send it on a detour, " he warns.
他警告称：“这种速度冲突往往会偏离当前的变革轨道，或至少会使其走上弯路。”
On his way back, he took a detour off the road and went out to the patch of green.
在回去的路上，他特意绕道去了那片小树林。
"Yeah, " a voice called loudly from behind me, making me jump again as I tried to hurry down the street. "We just took a little detour. "
“是啊。”在我试图飞快地穿过街道时，一个声音从我身后大喊着，又把我吓了一跳。“我们只是绕了点路。”
At Wushan we made a detour up the Daning River to see some of the smaller gorges.
船到巫山时，我们绕道溯游大宁河，观赏了几处小峡谷。
Taking a detour, however, does not in any way imply that she has changed the objective of her journey.
可是，进入匝道并不意味着她已以任何方式改变了自己旅程的目标。
After a detour working in Shanghai for a U. S. pork producer that wanted to break into that market, Mr. Yu struck out on his own.
为一家想打入中国市场的美国猪肉生产商在上海工作了一段时间后，俞东雷开始自己创业。
Depending on how users answer certain questions, they may get taken on a round-trip detour to unrelated parts of the application.
根据用户如何回答特定的问题，他们有可能被转到应用程序中不相关的部分，之后还要再回来，走了不必要的弯路。

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