英语词汇detour怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ noun

plural detours

¹ detour

/ˈdiːˌtuɚ/

noun

plural detours

Learner's definition of DETOUR

[count]

: the act of going or traveling to a place along a way that is different from the usual or planned way迂回；绕行

After a number of unexpected detours, we finally arrived at our destination.没想到，我们绕来绕去，最后总算到达了目的地。
The little restaurant is worth a detour.绕道去那个小餐馆是值得的。
We had to make a detour around the heaviest traffic.我们不得不迂回绕过车辆最多的路段。
We took a detour from the main streets.我们离开主路绕着走。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

After teaching for many years, he made a brief detour into professional cooking. [=he worked as a cook for a short period of time]做了多年教师之后，他暂时改行做了职业厨师。
The conversation took a detour onto another topic.谈话暂时转到了另一个话题。

US : a road, highway, etc., that you travel on when the usual way of traveling cannot be used绕行路

The road is closed ahead, so traffic will have to follow the detour.前方道路封闭，所以车辆只能走绕行道。
a detour sign/route绕行路标志/路线

— called also (British) diversion

² detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ verb

detours; detoured; detouring

² detour

/ˈdiːˌtuɚ/

verb

detours; detoured; detouring

Learner's definition of DETOUR

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to go along a way that is different from and usually longer than the usual or planned way绕路；迂回

We detoured around the heaviest traffic.我们迂回绕过拥堵最严重的路段。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

After teaching for many years, he briefly detoured into professional cooking.做了多年教师之后，他暂时改行做了职业厨师。

[+ object]

a : to make (someone or something) go in a direction that is not planned or expected使绕道；使迂回

A police officer was detouring traffic around the scene of the accident.一名警官正疏导车辆绕过事故现场。
Traffic will be detoured to 72nd Street.车辆将被引导驶入第72大街。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

Her athletic career was detoured by a series of injuries.她的运动员生涯因一系列伤病而改变。

b : to avoid (something) by going around it绕过；绕…走

Commuters are being advised to detour [=bypass] this section of the road.通勤者被建议绕过此路段。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

You can detour the whole process by applying online.你可以通过网上报名绕开这一整套手续。

单词	detour
释义	detour (verb) detour 2 ENTRIES FOUND: detour (noun) detour (verb) ¹ detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ noun plural detours ¹ detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ noun plural detours Learner's definition of DETOUR [count] 1 : the act of going or traveling to a place along a way that is different from the usual or planned way迂回；绕行 After a number of unexpected detours, we finally arrived at our destination.没想到，我们绕来绕去，最后总算到达了目的地。 The little restaurant is worth a detour.绕道去那个小餐馆是值得的。 We had to make a detour around the heaviest traffic.我们不得不迂回绕过车辆最多的路段。 We took a detour from the main streets.我们离开主路绕着走。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 After teaching for many years, he made a brief detour into professional cooking. [=he worked as a cook for a short period of time]做了多年教师之后，他暂时改行做了职业厨师。 The conversation took a detour onto another topic.谈话暂时转到了另一个话题。 2 US : a road, highway, etc., that you travel on when the usual way of traveling cannot be used绕行路 The road is closed ahead, so traffic will have to follow the detour.前方道路封闭，所以车辆只能走绕行道。 a detour sign/route绕行路标志/路线 — called also (British) diversion ² detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ verb detours; detoured; detouring ² detour /ˈdiːˌtuɚ/ verb detours; detoured; detouring Learner's definition of DETOUR US 1 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to go along a way that is different from and usually longer than the usual or planned way绕路；迂回 We detoured around the heaviest traffic.我们迂回绕过拥堵最严重的路段。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 After teaching for many years, he briefly detoured into professional cooking.做了多年教师之后，他暂时改行做了职业厨师。 2 [+ object] a : to make (someone or something) go in a direction that is not planned or expected使绕道；使迂回 A police officer was detouring traffic around the scene of the accident.一名警官正疏导车辆绕过事故现场。 Traffic will be detoured to 72nd Street.车辆将被引导驶入第72大街。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 Her athletic career was detoured by a series of injuries.她的运动员生涯因一系列伤病而改变。 b : to avoid (something) by going around it绕过；绕…走 Commuters are being advised to detour [=bypass] this section of the road.通勤者被建议绕过此路段。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 You can detour the whole process by applying online.你可以通过网上报名绕开这一整套手续。
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