unmoored

美 　英

• v.(使)拔錨；(使)改泊單錨
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)解纜；起錨；解攬

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：unmoors  現(xiàn)在分詞：unmooring  過去分詞：unmoored  

英漢解釋

v.	1. (使)拔錨,(使)解纜 2. (使)改泊單錨

英英解釋

v.	1. to free a ship or boat from its moorings, or be freed from moorings 2. to leave a ship or boat moored by only one of its anchors

例句

The clouds sailed, an armada of floating shadows unmoored against the sky, charting an easterly course.

云彩起航了，像一只游弋著的艦隊，重重艦影倒映在天空里，正在向東航行。

Longer-term inflation expectations 'appear to have edged up, ' but he suggested that they haven't yet 'become unmoored. '

科恩表示，雖然長期通貨膨脹預(yù)期“看起來有所上升”，但目前為止尚未失控。

Sending signals back to base, unmoored and weightless and no longer marking time.

往基地發(fā)送信號，起錨了，失重了，也不用計算時間。

But it left some U. S. allies feeling that their efforts to marshal maximal pressure onIranmight have come unmoored.

但是，這使得一些美國的盟友感覺他們對伊朗施加的最大壓力可能會付諸東流了。

Not only that, I forgot it there on a Friday, leaving me clueless and unmoored for an entire weekend.

不僅如此，我是在一個星期五把它落下了，讓我對整個周末一無所知又無藥可醫(yī)。

"Compensation for bank employees has become unmoored from the banks' financial performance. "

“銀行雇員的薪酬，已經(jīng)變得與銀行的財務(wù)業(yè)績脫鉤。”

We live in a culture dominated by pixels, increasingly unmoored from corporeal reality.

我們生活在一個被像素主宰的社會，日益脫離物質(zhì)現(xiàn)實。