off course

常見例句

Some three weeks ago it suddenly produced an atypical depression. Then, after we had surfaced from its effects, it produced another and sent us even farther off course.
大約三星期之前突然出現(xiàn)了反常的低氣壓，當(dāng)我們遭遇它的影響后，又產(chǎn)生了一個(gè)低氣壓，讓我們更加偏離了航向。
And although unexpected events will continue to knock it off course, it is more likely to succeed if it can cling to at least some general sense of where it is trying to go.
盡管仍會有突發(fā)事件打斷進(jìn)程，但只要美國繼續(xù)保有至少是大體應(yīng)向哪個(gè)方向走的概念，它就更可能成功。
Experience is valuable, but it can throw you off course.
經(jīng)驗(yàn)是寶貴的，但可能讓你偏離軌道。
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"Now it's a lot more organized." Competitors tee off from cement tee pads, working their way along a beautiful disc course that winds around cornfields, wind turbines,and a football field.
Maybe I made a big mistake by likening it to an organic chemistry course-- I don't mean to turn you off.
也許將其比作有機(jī)化學(xué)課,是個(gè)錯(cuò)誤,我不是故意想倒你們胃口的
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I knew from the relatively limited set of course offerings that my school had the things I felt I was good at and so I went off on the path.
從相對有限的課程設(shè)置里我得知,學(xué)校里有我擅長的科目,所以我走上了這條道路。
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In the meantime, portfolios tend to wander off course and may no longer match your objectives.
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But the strategy was quickly blown off course, initially by a row with America.
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More betting on horse races takes place off course—in betting shops or on credit—than on course.
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