off-key
off-key 英 [ˈɔ:fˈki:, ˈɔf-] 美 [ˈɔfˈki, ˈɑf-]
adj. 不和谐的；走音的；不恰当的
- Something that's off-key is out of tune or unmusical. If your jazz band is off-key from the first note of their first song, it'll make the audience cringe.
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- adj. 不和谐的；走音的；不恰当的
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1. Like so many other grouchy early morning, pre-coffee utterances I make, this one was ludicrously off-key. Things weren't wrong; they were right.
往常一大早牢骚满腹，喝咖啡前总发表意见，这次看来话是走了板儿了。事情没搞错，而且都上道了。
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2. Allegedly, because of the lip-synch-proof demand from organizers of SF Gala in recent years, some actors decided to quit the Gala due to their singing-off-key during the rehearsal.
但据报道，由于近几年的春晚都要求真唱，以致彩排的时候不少演员频频跑调，一些人气演员也因此退出春晚。
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3. But when he started whistling off-key, I'd had enough.
但是，当他开始吹口哨了钥匙，我受够了。
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