digress 是什么意思

	vi. 脱轨，离题。 digress from the point 离开要点。

	lose clarity or turn aside especially from the main subject of attention or course of argument in writing, thinking, or speaking; "She always digresses when telling a story"; "her mind wanders"; "Don''t digress when you give a lecture" 同义词：stray, divagate, wander,
	wander from a direct or straight course 同义词：sidetrack, depart, straggle,

	1.	We shall not digress into the history of mechanics . 我们不去深考力学的历史。
	2.	There is no need to digress further on the sensuous plane . 没有必要更多地扯到灵感层次上去。
	3.	When writing about aerosol one is continually invited to digress . 在描述气溶胶时人们经常离题。
	4.	Consequently we digress momentarily in this section to review some well-known definitions and operations . 因此在这一节里，我们暂时离开正题，来复习一下一些熟知的定义及运算。
	5.	Don ' t digress ( from the subject ) when lecturing 讲课时不要岔开（主题）
	6.	Don ' t digress too much ; keep to the point 别东拉西扯，还是言归正传吧。
	7.	Before we fix that , let s digress into jface windows 在修正它之前，让我们把话题转到jface窗口。
	8.	I tried to keep it to the point , but he kept on digressing 我试图说得中肯，但他不断岔开我的话题。
	9.	His essay digress from the main subject 他的文章离开主题。
	10.	We might digress now 我们现在可能有点离题了，

digress是什么意思