astray
英 [ə'streɪ]
美 [ə'stre]
- adv. 误入歧途地；迷途地；迷路
- adj. 迷路的；离开正道的；不对头的
- n. (Astray)人名；(西)阿斯特赖
CET6+ TEM8 GRE
【记】a + stray 无目的方向的走,迷路,偏离；a 无 + street 无路走→迷路；音：我死追，我死命追坏人，结果迷路
- astray (adv.)
- c. 1300, astraied "away from home; lost," borrowed and partially nativized from Old French estraie, past participle of estraier "astray, riderless (of a horse), lost," literally "on stray" (see stray (v.)).
- 1. We drove east to Rostock, where my map led me astray.
- 我们驱车向东去罗斯托克，但地图却给我指错了方向。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. The judge thought he'd been led astray by older children.
- 法官认为他已经被那些年长的孩子们带坏了。
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- 3. How can millions of dollars go astray?
- 几百万美元怎么可能不翼而飞呢？
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- 4. The attractions of the big city soon led him astray.
- 大城市的诱惑很快把他引上邪路.
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- 5. Many items of mail being sent to her have gone astray.
- 寄给她的许多邮件失落了.
来自《简明英汉词典》
