a digression from [noun phrase]
表示从…离题
This paragraph is a digression from the main argument.
这一段是对主要论点的偏离。
离题;跑题
题外话;偏离;转移;偏转;偏差;偏离旅程主路;绕道;题外话;在讲话或写作中偏离主题的行为。
An act of straying from the main subject in speech or writing, especially for rhetorical effect.
题外话;在讲话或写作中偏离主题的行为。
An aside, an act of straying from the main subject in speech or writing.
题外话
a message that departs from the main subject
在讲话或写作中偏离主题的行为,尤指为修辞效果而为之。
The act of straying from the main subject in speech or writing, (rhetoric) particularly for rhetorical effect.
偏离(方向、注意力或关注)
a turning aside (of your course or attention or concern)
延伸;偏离平均位置或预期路径的偏转或偏差。
An elongation, a deflection or deviation from a mean position or expected path.
偏离旅程主路
wandering from the main path of a journey
His speech was interesting, but his many digressions made it hard to follow.
他的演讲很有趣,但多次离题使人难以跟上。
用法提示:名词复数形式,表示多次离题的行为。
AI contextual example
I apologize for the digression; let me return to the main topic.
我为刚才的离题道歉,现在让我们回到正题。
用法提示:名词单数形式,作为介词宾语,指一次离题。
AI contextual example
The professor's digressions often distracted the class from the lesson.
教授的题外话常常分散学生上课的注意力。
用法提示:名词复数形式,表示多次出现的偏离主题的内容。
AI contextual example
表示从…离题
This paragraph is a digression from the main argument.
这一段是对主要论点的偏离。
常用于描述说话者主动离题
The lecturer made a digression to tell a related anecdote.
讲师离题讲了一个相关的轶事。
表示离题进入某个话题
His digression into the history of the word was fascinating.
他偏离主题进入这个词的历史,非常吸引人。
常指插入的评论或次要话题,口语常用,有时是故意离题
比喻像绕路一样暂时离开主题,语气轻松,常用于非正式语境
更强调偏离的行为,可用于正式或一般语境,但不如digression直接
书面正式用语,常用于学术或文学讨论,表示较长的离题部分
常见于短语'go off on a tangent',口语中表示突然离题,轻松随意
grammar · medium
易错句子Please don't digression during the presentation.
正确表达Please don't digress during the presentation.
中文中“离题”常被视为动词,但英语中 digression 是名词,其动词形式是 digress。因此需将名词误用改为动词。
grammar · medium
易错句子The lecture had several digression that confused me.
正确表达The lecture had several digressions that confused me.
digression 是可数名词,表示具体的离题实例时应用复数形式 digressions,而非保持单数。
指讲话或论述直接围绕的核心论点;digression是暂时离开该论点。
指注意力或讨论集中之处;digression意味着偏离这一焦点。
指讲话或写作的主体对象;digression是脱离subject的题外话。
diversion 可指话题偏离,但常含娱乐或转移注意力的意味;而 digression 仅指话题离题,不涉及娱乐或消遣。
distraction 强调注意力被外在事物分散,而 digression 强调讲话或写作中主动或被动地离开主线话题。
deviation 多指脱离既定标准、路线或数值,而 digression 特指言语或文字中脱离主题。
简短的题外话
After a brief digression about the weather, she returned to her main argument.
她简短地岔开话题说到天气,随后又回到主要论点。
岔开话题
He made a digression to tell a funny story about his childhood.
他岔开话题,讲了一个童年趣事。
受欢迎的题外话
The professor's joke was a welcome digression from the dense lecture.
教授的笑话是这段密集讲授中受欢迎的题外话。
偏离主题
The chapter on local history is a digression from the main topic of the book.
关于地方历史的那一章偏离了该书的主要议题。
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di- (apart/away) + gress (step/go) + -ion (act/state of)
di- (apart/away) + gress (step/go)
pro- (forward) + gress (step/go) + -ion (act/state of)
re- (back) + gress (step/go) + -ion (act/state of)
trans- (across/beyond) + gress (step/go) + -ion (act/state of)
与当前话题相关:digression 指在讲话或写作中偏离正在讨论的话题。
离题可作为一种修辞手段,用于达到特殊的表达效果。
口头表达中,演讲者常在讲座过程中出现题外话。
书面写作中,作者可能在文章中插入与主题无关的离题内容。
离题会削弱讲话或文章的整体连贯性。
题外话,无可争辩,正是阳光;它们是阅读的生命和灵魂。
From Laurence Sterne's novel Tristram Shandy, a famous 18th-century satire celebrated for its digressions.
出自劳伦斯·斯特恩的小说《项狄传》,这部18世纪讽刺名作以其大量离题而著称。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.