derails

英 [dɪˈreɪlz]

美 [dɪˈreɪlz]

v.  (使)脱轨，出轨
derail的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 阻挠;使离开正常进程
  Toderailsomething such as a plan or a series of negotiations means to prevent it from continuing as planned.
  1. The present wave of political killings is the work of people trying to derail peace talks.
     当前的这一系列政治谋杀乃是那些想阻挠和平谈判的人所为。
• V-ERG (使)(火车)出轨;（使）脱轨
  If a trainis derailedor if itderails, it comes off the track on which it is running.
  1. Several people were injured today when a train was derailed...
     今天有数人在一列火车出轨时受了伤。
  2. No-one knows why the train derailed.
     没人知道火车为什么会脱轨。

双语例句

• He plans to do it at Monica's favorite restaurant, but they bump into Richard there, which derails his plans.
  他计划带莫妮卡到她最喜爱的餐厅再求婚，却碰见理查德，求婚计划被迫延期。
• A depressing television show on Africa or a story in the newspaper about starving children derails my mindless spending for weeks.
  压抑的非洲电视报道，或者报纸上有关小孩忍饥挨饿的故事都会让我好几周不乱花钱。
• It is impossible to rule out a renewed bout of financial instability that derails the industrial upswing.
  我们不可能排除爆发新一轮金融动荡，从而使工业上升周期夭折的可能性。
• Behind the scenes, powerful institutions are ensuring that nothing derails the planned disclosure announcement.
  此外，一些有权力的组织都确信，公开声明一定会进行。
• Maybe a rogue computer momentarily derails the stock market, causing billions in damage.
  比如，一台出现故障的电脑瞬间让股市崩溃，导致数十亿美元的损失。
• Nothing derails an SOA implementation more than communication breakdowns and resistance to change.
  没有什么比沟通不畅和抑制改变更能让SOA实现脱轨的了。
• Back-loaders respond that, if hasty adjustment derails growth, credibility will also be a casualty.
  支持后置型调整的人士回答说，如果草率调整使增长脱轨，可信度也会受到影响。