英语词汇“go off the rails”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomgo off the rails1 BrE to start behaving in an unreasonable or socially unacceptable way:He went off the rails after his sister's death, and started drinking heavily.The chance to be involved in sport has saved many youngsters from going off the rails.2 (also come/run off the rails) if a system, organization, or process goes off the rails, it starts to have problems and does not work or develop as it should:I think that the Socialist Party has gone off the rails ideologically, and I no longer support it.The team's struggle to gain a place in the League could come off the rails if they don't win this afternoon.There are signs that the peace talks, which began nearly a year ago, are running off the rails.

go off the rails

1. To go into a state of chaos, dysfunction, or disorder. Our project has started going off the rails ever since the manager up and quit last month.

2. To become crazy, eccentric, or mentally unhinged; to begin acting in an uncontrollable, inappropriate and/or socially unacceptable manner. My youngest son started going off the rails shortly after getting into drugs in high school.

go off the rails

mainly BRITISH

COMMON

1. If someone goes off the rails, they start to behave in a way that is wild or unacceptable, doing things that upset other people or are dangerous. He went off the rails in his teens and was a worry to his parents. The tabloids are full of stories of young stars going off the rails.

2. If something goes off the rails, it starts to go wrong. By spring, the project seemed to be going off the rails. Clearly something has gone off the rails in the process of government.

go off the rails

begin behaving in a strange, abnormal, or wildly uncontrolled way. informal

1998 New Scientist If you had…asked him what he was doing, you might have thought he'd gone off the rails.

go off the ˈrails

(British English, informal) start behaving in a way which shocks or upsets other people: Away from the routine of army life some ex-soldiers go completely off the rails.

These idioms refer to a train leaving the track that it runs on.

词汇	go off the rails
释义	Idiom go off the rails informal to start behaving strangely or in a way that is not acceptable to society. He went off the rails in his twenties and started living on the streets.By the law of probabilities if you have five kids, one of them's going to go off the rails. idiomgo off the rails1 BrE to start behaving in an unreasonable or socially unacceptable way:He went off the rails after his sister's death, and started drinking heavily.The chance to be involved in sport has saved many youngsters from going off the rails.2 (also come/run off the rails) if a system, organization, or process goes off the rails, it starts to have problems and does not work or develop as it should:I think that the Socialist Party has gone off the rails ideologically, and I no longer support it.The team's struggle to gain a place in the League could come off the rails if they don't win this afternoon.There are signs that the peace talks, which began nearly a year ago, are running off the rails. go off the rails 1. To go into a state of chaos, dysfunction, or disorder. Our project has started going off the rails ever since the manager up and quit last month. 2. To become crazy, eccentric, or mentally unhinged; to begin acting in an uncontrollable, inappropriate and/or socially unacceptable manner. My youngest son started going off the rails shortly after getting into drugs in high school. go off the rails mainly BRITISH COMMON 1. If someone goes off the rails, they start to behave in a way that is wild or unacceptable, doing things that upset other people or are dangerous. He went off the rails in his teens and was a worry to his parents. The tabloids are full of stories of young stars going off the rails. 2. If something goes off the rails, it starts to go wrong. By spring, the project seemed to be going off the rails. Clearly something has gone off the rails in the process of government. go off the rails begin behaving in a strange, abnormal, or wildly uncontrolled way. informal 1998 New Scientist If you had…asked him what he was doing, you might have thought he'd gone off the rails. go off the ˈrails (British English, informal) start behaving in a way which shocks or upsets other people: Away from the routine of army life some ex-soldiers go completely off the rails. These idioms refer to a train leaving the track that it runs on.
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