divagatedivagateD.J.:[ˈdaivəɡeit]K.K.:[ˈdaɪvəˌɡet, ˈdɪvə-]vi.1.■漫游, 漂泊游荡; 离题
divagate['daivəɡeit]vi.1.■漫游；漂泊；流浪2.■(谈话或写作时)离题，偏题，走题，偏离，涉及枝节变形vi.divagateddivagating
divagatedivagate[ˈdaivəɡeit]vi.1.■流浪, 漂泊, 误入歧途2.■(说话)离题3.■分歧, 背道而驰He divagated into the field of literature.他离题涉及到文学领域。-gation [ˌdaivəˈɡeiʃən]
词性变化divagate[ˈdaivəɡeit]n.
divagate[ˈdʌɪvəgeɪt]verb- (poetic/literary)[no obj.]stray; digress
(诗／文)偏离；离题
Yeats divagated into Virgil's territory only once.
叶芝只有一次偏离到了维吉尔的领域。
派生divagationnoun语源- late 16th cent.: from Latin divagat- 'wandered about', from the verb divagari, from di- 'widely' + vagari 'wander'
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动词 divagate:
lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking
同义词：digress, stray, wander
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■Please don't divagate from what we're discussing about! We don't need your political opinions.
请别从我们所讨论的事岔开话题，我们不需要你政治上的意见。
■Divagate from
（文章或谈话）离题