veer
第三人称
veers
现在进行时
veering
过去式
veered
过去完成时
veered
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急转, 突然转向
to abruptly turn to a different direction
- The driver had to veer sharply to the right to avoid colliding with the stalled car.
司机不得不突然转向右侧以避免与抛锚的汽车相撞。
- To avoid a pedestrian stepping into the bike lane, the cyclist had to veer to the left.
为了避免行人踏入自行车道,骑自行车的人不得不向左转向。
- The hiker had to veer off the trail when they encountered a fallen tree blocking their path.
徒步旅行者在遇到一棵倒下的树挡住去路时,不得不转向离开小路。
- The raft veered suddenly as it navigated through the rapids.
木筏在急流中航行时突然转向。
- Realizing another skier was on a collision course, she had to veer to the side to avoid an accident on the slopes.
意识到另一个滑雪者正处于碰撞过程中,她不得不转向一边以避免在斜坡上发生事故。
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转向, 改变方向
(of wind) to shift or change direction clockwise
- The sailors observed the wind veering from the north to the northeast.
水手们观察到风从北向东北转向。
- As the cold front approached, the wind veered from the southwest to the west.
随着冷锋的接近,风从西南方向转向西方。
- Meteorologists noticed the wind veering towards the east, a sign that the storm's center was intensifying.
气象学家注意到风向东转向,这是风暴中心正在加强的迹象。
- The oceanographers observed how the wind veering along the coast influenced the direction of surface currents.
海洋学家观察到风沿海岸转向如何影响表层流的方向。
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