(火车)脱轨；比喻偏离正轨、脱离计划
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(火车)脱轨；比喻偏离正轨、脱离计划；(火车)脱轨；比喻偏离正轨、脱离计划
(of a train) to leave the rails; figuratively, to go off course or deviate from the intended plan
The train jumped the tracks during the storm, forcing an evacuation of the area.
火车在暴风雨中脱轨,迫使人们撤离该地区。
(火车)脱轨；比喻偏离正轨、脱离计划
(of a train) to leave the rails; figuratively, to go off course or deviate from the intended plan
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