veered

英 [vɪəd]

美 [vɪrd]

v.  突然变向; 猛然转向; 偏离; 改变; 转变; 改变方向
veer的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （突然）转向,改变方向
  If somethingveersin a certain direction, it suddenly moves in that direction.
  1. The plane veered off the runway and careered through the perimeter fence...
     飞机突然偏离跑道，高速冲过了周围的护栏。
  2. Horrified commuters saw the lorry veer across the motorway and overturn.
     惊恐万分的通勤者们看见那辆卡车突然冲向高速公路另一侧，接着翻倒在地。
• VERB 改变立场（或态度）
  If someone or somethingveersin a certain direction, they change their position or direction in a particular situation.
  1. He is unlikely to veer from his boss's strongly held views...
     他不可能背离他老板的强硬立场。
  2. I veered away from the set menu and went for the day's special of queen scallops...
     我没有点套餐，而是要了当日的特供菜——皇后海扇贝。
  3. Her image veers towards the untidily romantic.
     她的形象变得风流多情，不修边幅。
• VERB （风）改变方向
  When the windveersit changes direction.
  1. The wind had veered from the west to north-by-west...
     风向已经改变，从西风转为西北风。
  2. As it strengthened the wind was veering southerly.
     随着风力加强，风向也向南偏转。

双语例句

• The wind suddenly veered round to the north.
  风色突然变了，由南往北刮。
• The wind had veered from the west to north-by-west
  风向已经改变，从西风转为西北风。
• The plane veered off the runway and careered through the perimeter fence
  飞机突然偏离跑道，高速冲过了周围的护栏。
• City historian David kynaston shows how its policy veered wildly between complacency and an over-sharp contraction of credit.
  城市历史学家戴维基纳斯顿（davidkynaston）说明了英国央行的政策是如何在自满和过于剧烈的信贷紧缩之间急剧转向的。
• In April, a similar rocket carrying a satellite had similarly veered off course.
  今年4月，一枚携带卫星的类似火箭也以相似的方式偏离轨道。
• The Volkswagen veered off the road and crashed into a fence.
  那辆大众轿车突然驶出路面，撞在了栅栏上。
• The discussion veered away from religion and round to politics.
  这场讨论从宗教问题一下子转到了政治问题上。
• As a result, a complex and unstable system veered dangerously out of control.
  于是，一个复杂且不稳定的体系便危险地转向失控。
• Our talk soon veered onto the subject of football.
  我们的谈话很快地转入了足球的话题上。
• The wind veered round to the east
  风转向东边刮去。