deviated

英 [ˈdiːvieɪtɪd]

美 [ˈdiːvieɪtɪd]

v.  背离; 偏离; 违背
deviate的过去分词和过去式

COCA.42261

柯林斯词典

• VERB 偏离;背离
  Todeviate fromsomething means to start doing something different or not planned, especially in a way that causes problems for others.
  1. They stopped you as soon as you deviated from the script...
     一旦你偏离了剧本的内容，他们就会喊停。
  2. He planned his schedule far in advance, and he didn't deviate from it...
     他提前很早就制订出了自己的进度表，然后从未偏离过它。
  3. From very early on he believed a military revolution was necessary and he has never deviated from that ideological path.
     他一早就认为军事革命是必要的，并且从未背离过这一思想路线。

双语例句

• So just basing on one or two words, they write something deviated entirely from what you meant.
  但是他们就拿着你讲的中间的一两个字去写出很多东西，根本和你原来讲的意思是两码事。
• The plane deviated from its usual route.
  飞机偏离了正常的航线。
• The car deviated its course.
  汽车跑偏了。
• They could not be deviated from what they believed to be their duty.
  不能使他们偏离他们认为是他们的责任。
• The exact lengths and angles shown above can be deviated to match specific needs.
  上面的确切长度和角度可显示偏离匹配的特定需求。
• They deviated little from the scholastics in tackling the standard problems.
  他们在处理典型问题时和经院派学究相差甚微。
• Now the development of Chinese painting has deviated from its original orbit.
  而今中国画的发展却偏离了它原有的轨道。
• Berkeley proceeded from the philosophic views of Locke but finally deviated from him.
  贝克莱从洛克出发，但却背离了洛克的方向。
• Deviated from their original plan;
  偏离他们原来的计划；
• This new method deviated sharply from the traditional approach and the results were far more satisfactory.
  新方法与传统方法迥然不同，其效果更加令人满意。