drift with

drift with (something)

1. Literally, to move slowly and without definite direction while propelled by something (such as wind or water). It's more relaxing to just let the boat drift with the waves.

2. To allow oneself to be pulled along with others' decisions or feelings. When will you stop being such a follower, drifting with all of your friends' stupid ideas? That senator always drifts with his party, so I doubt he'll oppose them in this vote.

drift with something

1. . Lit. to float along with something; to be carried along at the same rate as something. He paddled the canoe into the center of the stream and let it drift with the current.

2. Fig. to "move along" passively with events and ideas. He is not very decisive and is as likely as not to drift with the tide of sentiment.

See also: drift

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

drift with (something)
drifting
drift along
drift off
drift toward
drift toward (someone or something)
drift
drift in
drift in(to) (something)
float into

References in periodicals archive

Correlation between collected drift with jet angle, VMD and % < 100 [micro]m.

Potential risk of drift from inclined fan nozzles/Potencial risco de deriva de pontas de pulverizacao de jato plano inclinado

One goes on a deep drift with a 2-ounce weight held in place with a split shot.

Dinner at the Drift-Through: IT'S LIKELY FLORIDA'S MOST CONVENIENT SEAFOOD TAKEOUT

Many anglers say it's critical to have lines trailing at 45-degree angle behind the boat, while others drift with lines perpendicular and baits directly under the boat.

Drifting for CATFISH: Systems & Situations

Drifting, which traces its roots in Japan, has evolved into mainstream motorsport and calls for drivers to over-steer a car, forcing it to lose rear wheel traction and slide or drift with driver still maintaining overall control.

Jaguar makes roaring entry into 'drift' scene

The state of Oregon directs citizens to file complaints related to pesticide drift with PARC, a multi-agency task force that is under the control of the Pesticide Division of the Oregon Department of Agriculture that, we have claimed, is heavily influenced by the pesticide industry.

Re-examine old pesticide conclusions

Make a quarter mile drift with the vagaries of wind and tide, and you'd best pay attention which way the jug went.

Drift fishing revisited

词组	drift with
释义	drift with drift with (something) 1. Literally, to move slowly and without definite direction while propelled by something (such as wind or water). It's more relaxing to just let the boat drift with the waves. 2. To allow oneself to be pulled along with others' decisions or feelings. When will you stop being such a follower, drifting with all of your friends' stupid ideas? That senator always drifts with his party, so I doubt he'll oppose them in this vote. See also: drift Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. drift with something 1. . Lit. to float along with something; to be carried along at the same rate as something. He paddled the canoe into the center of the stream and let it drift with the current. 2. Fig. to "move along" passively with events and ideas. He is not very decisive and is as likely as not to drift with the tide of sentiment. See also: drift McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: drift with (something) drifting drift along drift off drift toward drift toward (someone or something) drift drift in drift in(to) (something) float into References in periodicals archive Correlation between collected drift with jet angle, VMD and % < 100 [micro]m. Potential risk of drift from inclined fan nozzles/Potencial risco de deriva de pontas de pulverizacao de jato plano inclinado One goes on a deep drift with a 2-ounce weight held in place with a split shot. Dinner at the Drift-Through: IT'S LIKELY FLORIDA'S MOST CONVENIENT SEAFOOD TAKEOUT Many anglers say it's critical to have lines trailing at 45-degree angle behind the boat, while others drift with lines perpendicular and baits directly under the boat. Drifting for CATFISH: Systems & Situations Drifting, which traces its roots in Japan, has evolved into mainstream motorsport and calls for drivers to over-steer a car, forcing it to lose rear wheel traction and slide or drift with driver still maintaining overall control. Jaguar makes roaring entry into 'drift' scene The state of Oregon directs citizens to file complaints related to pesticide drift with PARC, a multi-agency task force that is under the control of the Pesticide Division of the Oregon Department of Agriculture that, we have claimed, is heavily influenced by the pesticide industry. Re-examine old pesticide conclusions Make a quarter mile drift with the vagaries of wind and tide, and you'd best pay attention which way the jug went. Drift fishing revisited
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