digressive是什么意思，digressive的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

digressive英标

英:/'daɪ'ɡresɪv/ 美:/'daɪˈɡresɪv/

GRE

adj. 枝节的；离题的

You may have said to yourself as you were reading it, Gee, isn't this sort of digressive?

你可能阅读的时候你对自己说：“哎呀，难道这不是离题了吗？”

A digressive allusion to the day of the week; a tangential remark.

附带提及那个星期的那一天；附带评论。

A digressive allusion to the day of the week; a tangent ial remark.

附带提及那个星期的那一天；附带评论。

Many difficulties cause the module stability to be possible repeating and carry out the digressive performance.

诸多难点使得组件的稳定性、可复用性和执行性能大打折扣。

adj.|excursive/discursive;枝节的；离题的

digressive 是一个形容词，用来形容言谈或写作时离题的、不相关的、散漫的。

His speech was so digressive that many people lost interest. (他的演讲太离题了，许多人失去了兴趣。)
The article was interesting, but the digressive paragraphs made it hard to follow. (这篇文章很有趣，但离题的段落让人很难跟上。)

digressive 用来描述讲话或写作时的离题和不相关。这个词通常有负面的含义，因为它暗示着讲话或写作的人没有完全集中精力或没有很好地组织他们的思维。

digressive 意味着在讲话或写作时偏离了主题，经常涉及到与主题不相关的话题。这个词可以用来描述那些写作或演讲时思维跳跃、组织混乱或者没有很好地贯穿主题的人。