careened

英 [kəˈriːnd]

美 [kəˈriːnd]

v.  (尤指危险或失控地)猛冲，疾驶
careen的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (失控地)疾驶，猛冲
  Tocareensomewhere means to rush forward in an uncontrollable way.
  1. He stood to one side as they careened past him...
     他们在他身边疾驰而过，他赶紧让到一边。
  2. The truck sways wildly, careening down narrow mountain roads.
     卡车疯狂地左摇右晃,从狭窄的山路上急冲而下。

双语例句

• He careened through foreign territories on a desperate kind of blitz ( Anne Tyler)
  在孤注一掷地闪电战中他急冲过外国领地（安妮泰勒）
• Witnesses say a car spun out of control and careened into a crowd.
  目击者说一辆跑车失控侧身飞入人群。
• Volunteer ambulance drivers careened through the combat, picking up victims and taking them to nearby hospitals.
  志愿急救车驾驶员冒着枪林弹雨将伤者接上车，送往附近的医院。
• The sliding road careened the wagon at the corner.
  路滑使运货马车在转弯处猛地倾斜了一下。
• A great wind careened the boat.
  一阵大风使船倾倒。
• The gale careened the sailboat.
  暴风把帆船刮得倾斜。
• Under Mao, China didn't drift, it careened.
  在毛的领导下，中国没有随波逐流，她像脱缰的野马。
• "No!" Heather shrieked AS the car careened off the pavement and plunged into a gully, charging toward a group of trees.
  “啊不！”希瑟尖叫起来。她的车冲出了路面，一下子扎进一个隘谷之中，冲向一片树林。
• Finding a convenient harbor, he unloaded and careened his vessels.
  找到一个便利的港口后，他就把船上的货物卸了下来，再把船倾侧起来。
• The position of a careened ship. a line that holds an object in place.
  一种把一个固体固定在一定的位置上的绳索。