Nghĩa của từ off-course bằng Tiếng Việt

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(Anh) (đua ngựa) như off-track

Đặt câu có từ "off-course"

1. The boat skewed off course.

2. The ship was blown off course.

3. Adverse winds swept the boat off course.

4. The ship was blown off course by abnormal weather conditions.

5. It is still not clear why the missile veered off course.

6. A strong tide or current can drive a ship off course.

Một dòng hải lưu chảy xiết có thể làm cho chiếc tàu đi trệch hướng.

7. I have to prove that ship was deliberately sent off course.

Tôi phải chứng minh cho bằng được con tàu ấy bị mất hướng có chủ đích.

8. Ail that is needed is to throw an oncoming punch off course.

9. Every time I drift off course, I get reminded of this story.

10. Of course, ocean currents and side winds could push the ship off course.

Tất nhiên dòng hải lưu và gió thổi ngang có thể đẩy con tàu đi chệch hướng.

11. In normal conditions, such a sea may slowly push the vessel off course.

Trong điều kiện bình thường, loại sóng này có thể từ từ đẩy thuyền đi lệch hướng.

12. One stormy night, Serena, blown off course, falls into the Zoo's Bird Lake.

Vào một đêm mưa bão, Serena bị gió cuốn và rơi xuống Hồ Chim.

13. So you don't only know that he's going off course, you know how.

Không những biết được xe kia đi chệch, mà còn biết đi chệch ra làm sao.

14. You prioritize the one guy who seems to be going a little off course.

Chỉ việc ưu tiên một xe có vẻ như đang đi chệch hướng.

15. The plane veered off course in a severe thunderstorm and crashed into a hillside.

16. They succumb to cramp, fall off the track or simply run wildly off course.

17. A small plane can easily be blown off course if needed corrections are not made.

Một chiếc máy bay nhỏ có thể bị gió thổi lệch hướng nếu không điều chỉnh đúng đắn.

18. I' ve got no choice.I have to prove that ship was deliberately sent off course

Tôi phải chứng minh cho bằng được con tàu ấy bị mất hướng có chủ đích

19. Does the discussion quickly veer off course and deteriorate into a volley of insults and accusations?

Cuộc thảo luận có nhanh chóng vượt tầm kiểm soát của bạn, và chuyển sang chiều hướng xấu, hai bên tung ra những lời sỉ nhục, buộc tội không?

20. By the time you returned to the same longitude, how far off course would you be?

Đến khi các anh em trở về cùng một kinh độ, thì đường bay của các anh em sẽ bị chệch đi bao xa?

21. But when winds failed him, strong currents took hold and he was carried wildly off course

Nhưng gió mạnh và sóng dữ đã quật ngã ông, Và ông bị đẩy trệch khỏi đường đi

22. The ill fated ship was sent off course into shallow waters and rammed by another vessel.

23. Pay close attention to anybody who is confused, abnormally clumsy, paddling off - course, or otherwise behaving erratically.

24. Another word for Awry: askew, to one side, off course, out of line, obliquely Collins English Thesaurus

25. We know full well that sport is being blown off course on account of its business aspect.

26. Therefore, we do well to ask ourselves: ‘Have I allowed the anxieties of life to push me off course?

Vì vậy, chúng ta nên tự hỏi: ‘Tôi có để cho những lo toan cuộc sống lấn át mục tiêu tâm linh không?

27. There was a story about an oil tanker that had veered off course and steamed right through Heaven Sound.

28. In a similar way, the persuasive influence of other youths can push you off course spiritually unless you take countermeasures.

Tương tự vậy, ảnh hưởng mạnh mẽ của những người trẻ khác có thể đẩy bạn đi trệch hướng về phương diện thiêng liêng, trừ phi bạn có biện pháp kháng cự.

29. The discus had been blown off course by the west wind Zephyrus, who was also in love with young Hyacinthos and was jealous of Apollo.

Người ném chiếc đĩa đó là thần gió Tây Zephyrus, người đang ghen với Apollo vì chính ông ta cũng yêu Hyacinth.

30. 45 synonyms for Awry: wrong, amiss, askew, to one side, off course, out of line, obliquely, unevenly, off-centre, cockeyed, out of true, crookedly, skew-whiff

31. 22 synonyms for Astray: off the right track, adrift, off course, off the mark, amiss, lead into sin, lead into error, lead into bad ways, lead into wrong

32. Blurting is a common Quidditch foul which consists of a player locking his or her broomstick handle with the opponent's broomstick handle, in order to steer them off course.

33. Askew, to one side, off course, out of line, obliquely, unevenly, off-centre, cockeyed (informal), out of true, crookedly, skew-whiff (informal) He was concerned that his hair might go Awry.

34. Definition of Awry away from the appropriate, planned, or expected course Examples of Awry in a sentence After we hit the deer, our road trip seemed to go Awry and off course

35. Definition of Awry away from the appropriate, planned, or expected course Examples of Awry in a sentence After we hit the deer, our road trip seemed to go Awry and off course

36. Autocrossing is very simple - use traffic cones to make a mini-roadcourse in a large parking lot or unused airport tarmac and see who can drive it the quickest without hitting any cones or going off course.

37. Ocean journeys by sailing ship can take many months, and a common hazard is becoming becalmed because of lack of wind, or being blown off course by severe storms or winds that do not allow progress in the desired direction.

Các chuyến đi biển bằng thuyền buồm có thể kéo dài hàng tháng, và một hiểm họa phổ biến là thuyền chững lại vì thiếu gió, hoặc bị thổi lệch hướng bởi bão lớn hoặc gió mà không thổi về hướng mong muốn.

38. As verbs the difference between deviate and Agitate is that deviate is to go off course from; to change course; to change plans while Agitate is to move with a violent, irregular action; as, the wind Agitates the sea; to Agitate water in a vessel

39. What Is Autocross? “Solo®” is the brand name for SCCA® Autocross and on paper it seems very simple – use traffic cones to make a mini-roadcourse in a parking lot or airport and see who can get the lowest time without hitting any cones or going off course.

40. ‘The horse's owner puts leather Blinkers close to its eyes so that it can only see what its master wants it to see, not look here or there.’ ‘This year's fuelled by such high octane horsepower you'll need to pull in the reins and wear Blinkers to avoid cantering off course in all directions.’

41. See: a Course of action a crash Course a matter of Course allow nature to take its Course as a matter of Course be blown off Course be on a collision Course be on Course for be par for the Course Course of action Course of nature Course of true love never did run smooth Course of true love never ran smoothly, the Course through Course through (something