stray onto (some place)

To wander onto something or some place, especially when one is not supposed to be there. I keep an electrified fence around my fields to keep wild animals from straying onto it at night. Be sure not to stray onto Old Man Cratchit's land—he's liable to shoot you if he catches you!

stray onto something

to wander onto an area, such as a parcel of land. Your cows strayed onto my land and ate my marigolds! If your horse strays onto my land one more time, it's my horse!

词组	stray onto (some place)
释义	stray onto (some place) stray onto (some place) To wander onto something or some place, especially when one is not supposed to be there. I keep an electrified fence around my fields to keep wild animals from straying onto it at night. Be sure not to stray onto Old Man Cratchit's land—he's liable to shoot you if he catches you! See also: stray Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. stray onto something to wander onto an area, such as a parcel of land. Your cows strayed onto my land and ate my marigolds! If your horse strays onto my land one more time, it's my horse! See also: stray McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: keep (something) by keep by keep (something) under wraps keep it that way keep away keep away (from someone or something) be asking for trouble be looking for trouble keep (one's) eyes on (someone or something) downlow
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