adrift

UK:  [ə'drɪft]

US:  [ə'drɪft]

adv.

1.飘浮,漂流无定〔指船〕

2.漂浮

3.漂流地

4.〔比喻〕飘泊(无定);无定职

adj.

1.〔技〕漂浮的;失去控制的;松开;游弋的;风压差的

2.〔作述语用〕

3.茫然若失的

4.漂泊的

5.已解缆的

n.

1.断缆

1 . Sources close to Blues owner Roman Abramovich have denied he is ready to cast one of his favourite sons adrift quite yet.
据蓝军老板身边的消息来源反驳，罗曼.阿布拉莫维奇没有预备把他其中的一个爱将弃之不顾。

2 . King Acrisius, in dismay, ordered mother and child to be boxed up in a chest, and set adrift on the sea.
阿克里西俄斯国王深为不安，下令将母子俩装进一只箱子扔到海里随波飘浮。

3 . The basin was supposed be inset into a cabinet but this had come adrift from the wall and was just placed on the floor.
洗脸盆本应该是镶嵌在柜子上的，但是它却从墙上脱落掉在了地板上。

4 . In this storm, the ship is about to break loose from her moorings and be set adrift.
在这场风暴中，船马上就要脱离开它的停泊处而随波逐流了。

5 . Growing up in war-torn strife, in the shadow of death adrift of personal experience to make Theo Angelopoulos Thinking life prematurely.
在战乱纷争中成长、在死亡阴影中漂泊的个人经历使安哲罗普洛斯过早思考人生。