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veerHvIE5, $vIrv [I always + adv/prep]to change direction改变方向;转变;转向There was a sudden flash of light, making the driver veer sharply.突然闪出了一道光，使得司机猛地改变了方向。The officer said he saw the car veer off the side of the road.那位警官说他看见那辆车驶出了公路路面。The jet was taking off on the north-east runway when it veered to the north.那架喷气式飞机在从东北跑道起飞时忽地转向了北方。The walking is flat and easy, with tracks frequently veering off to isolated farms.那路面平坦易于行走，有多条小径拐向各个独立的农场。Three men were feared dead last night after a helicopter veered off course into an oil platform and ditched into the North Sea.昨天晚上一架直升飞机偏离航线撞上一座石油平台而跌入北海之后，恐怕已有3人丧生。The story never veers off course.这故事从不偏题。Our talk soon veered onto the subject of football.我们的谈话很快地转入了足球的话题上。The wind veered round to the north.风转了向刮向北方。Manic depressives may veer back and forth between periods of destructive behavior and the appearance of normality.狂躁抑郁症可能表现为一时的破坏行为，一时的表现正常，如此反复转变。
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