| [/streɪ; stre/] v [I, Ipr, Ip] 用法:
1 move away from one's group, proper place, etc with no fixed destination or purpose; wander 离群, 走离（无固定去向或目的）; 走失; 迷失; 闲逛:
Some of the cattle have strayed. 有些牛走失了. *
stray into the path of an oncoming car 偏离车道而误入逆向行驶的汽车道 *
Young children should not be allowed to stray from their parents. 不要让儿童离开父母到处乱跑. *
He had strayed from home while still a boy. 他小时候就离开家到处流浪了. 用法:
2 deviate from a direct course or leave a subject 偏离; 背离; 离题:
My mind kept straying from the discussion (to other things). 我在讨论时总是走神（去想别的事情）. *
Don't stray (away) from the point. 不要离题. stray 2
adj [attrib 作定语] 用法:
1 having strayed; lost 离群的; 走失的; 迷失的; 闲逛的; 偏离的:
a home for stray dogs 走失的狗的收容处 *
(fig 比喻) Stray papers littered his desk. 他的书桌上都是乱七八糟的纸. 用法:
2 occurring here and there, not as one of a group; isolated 零星的; 散乱的; 孤立的:
killed by a stray bullet, ie by chance, not on purpose 被流弹击毙 *
The streets were empty except for a few stray passers-by. 除了寥寥几个行人外, 街上空空如也. stray 3
n (a) person or domestic animal that has strayed 迷路的人; 流浪者; 走失的家畜:
This dog must be a stray. 这只狗一定是找不著家了. Cf 参看 waif.
(b) thing that is out of its proper place or separated from others of the same kind 不在原处的东西; 不与同类在一起的事物. |