sidetrack 英 ['saɪdtræk]   美 ['saɪdtræk]

sidetrack

sidetrack  英 ['saɪdtræk] 美 ['saɪdtræk]

vt. 将(火车)[建] 转到侧线;转变(话题)  n. (铁路)侧线;次要地位  vi. [建] 转到侧线;转变话题 

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Don't sidetrack. For example, if the time something happened isn't important, don't waste time getting it right. 不要钻牛角尖。例如,某个时间发生的事情并不重要,就不要浪费时间把它弄清楚。
Using modern software means you won't be stuck with an abandoned piece of work, left to rot on the sidetrack of history. 使用现代的软件意味着,您不会陷在过时的工作中,而跟不上时代的发展。

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  • vt. 将(火车)[建] 转到侧线;转变(话题)
  • n. (铁路)侧线;次要地位
  • vi. [建] 转到侧线;转变话题
  • 1. Don't sidetrack. For example, if the time something happened isn't important, don't waste time getting it right.

    不要钻牛角尖。例如,某个时间发生的事情并不重要,就不要浪费时间把它弄清楚。

  • 2. Using modern software means you won't be stuck with an abandoned piece of work, left to rot on the sidetrack of history.

    使用现代的软件意味着,您不会陷在过时的工作中,而跟不上时代的发展。

  • 3. Fortunately, although we often give up our goals when something like this happens, a life event that disrupts your progress doesn’t have to sidetrack your goal completely.

    幸运的是尽管诸如此类的事情发生后我们经常放弃我们的目标,但是阻碍你发展的这些事并不会完全转移你的目标。

  • sidetrack (n.) also side-track, "railway siding," 1835, from side (adj.) + track (n.). The verb meaning "to move (a train car) onto a sidetrack" is from 1874; figurative sense of "to divert from the main purpose" is attested from 1881. Related: Sidetracked.
side·track / ˈsaɪdtræk ; NAmE ˈsaɪdtræk / verb [usually passive ] sidetracksb (into doing sth) to make sb start to talk about or do sth that is different from the main thing that they are supposed to be talking about or doing 使转变话题;使转移目标 SYN distract I was supposed to be writing a letter but I'm afraid I got sidetracked. 我本来应该在写信,但后来恐怕是分心干别的去了。 sidetrack sidetracks sidetracked sidetracking side·track / ˈsaɪdtræk ; NAmE ˈsaɪdtræk /
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