英语词组drifted off是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

drift off

1. To move slowly away from someone or something, especially while propelled by wind or water. I held the feather in my palm until it drifted off into the air.

2. To gradually fall sleep. I really do want to watch this movie with you, but I'm so tired that I keep drifting off.

3. To lose interest and stop paying attention to someone or something. I think you need to add some humor to this speech so that your audience doesn't drift off while you're talking.

4. To slowly leave one place or thing to go to another. We all had a hard time saying good-bye to each other, but eventually we all drifted off to our cars.

drift off

to move slowly away. The boat slowly drifted off and was gone. The clouds drifted off and the sun came out.

drift off

1. To move away slowly, especially while being carried by currents of air or water: The stick drifted off with the river current. The child let go of the balloon and it drifted off toward the horizon.

2. To walk slowly toward some other place or area: As they left the cafeteria, the students started drifting off toward the gym.

3. To fall asleep gradually: I drifted off while watching television. I was so tired that I drifted off.

4. To stop listening or paying attention to someone or something: The professor noted that most of the students had drifted off during the lecture.

词组	drifted off
释义	(redirected from drifted off) drift off 1. To move slowly away from someone or something, especially while propelled by wind or water. I held the feather in my palm until it drifted off into the air. 2. To gradually fall sleep. I really do want to watch this movie with you, but I'm so tired that I keep drifting off. 3. To lose interest and stop paying attention to someone or something. I think you need to add some humor to this speech so that your audience doesn't drift off while you're talking. 4. To slowly leave one place or thing to go to another. We all had a hard time saying good-bye to each other, but eventually we all drifted off to our cars. drift off to move slowly away. The boat slowly drifted off and was gone. The clouds drifted off and the sun came out. drift off v. 1. To move away slowly, especially while being carried by currents of air or water: The stick drifted off with the river current. The child let go of the balloon and it drifted off toward the horizon. 2. To walk slowly toward some other place or area: As they left the cafeteria, the students started drifting off toward the gym. 3. To fall asleep gradually: I drifted off while watching television. I was so tired that I drifted off. 4. To stop listening or paying attention to someone or something: The professor noted that most of the students had drifted off during the lecture.
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