| [/ˈbaɪpɑːs; US -pæs; ˋbaɪˏpæs/] n 用法:
1 road by which traffic can go round a city, busy area, etc instead of through it （绕开城市、闹市区等的）旁道:
If we take the bypass we'll avoid the town centre. 我们走旁道, 就能避开市镇的中心. 用法:
2 (medical 医) alternative passage for blood to circulate through during a surgical operation, esp on the heart 分路; 旁路; 旁通管; 分流术:
[attrib 作定语] bypass surgery 使用旁通管的外科手术. bypass 2
v [Tn] 用法:
1 provide (a town, etc) with a bypass 在（市镇等）外围辟一条旁道:
a plan to bypass the town centre 在市镇中心外围开辟旁道的计划. 用法:
2 go around or avoid (sth), using a bypass 走旁道以绕过或避开（某物）:
We managed to bypass the shopping centre by taking side-streets. 我们尽量走小路以绕过购物中心区. *
(fig 比喻) bypass a difficulty, problem, etc 避开困难、问题等. 用法:
3 ignore (a rule, procedure, etc) or fail to consult (sb) in order to act quickly 为图省事而不顾（规则、手续等）或不请教（某人）:
He bypassed his colleagues on the board and went ahead with the deal. 他未徵求董事会中同事的意见就做了这笔交易. |