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astray astray ★☆☆☆☆/əstre͟ɪ/1[PHRASE	短语]被引入歧途 If you are led astray by someone or something, you behave badly or foolishly because of them.   [V inflects]The judge thought he'd been led astray by older children.法官认为他已经被那些年长的孩子们带坏了。2[PHRASE	短语]误导；使作错误决定 If someone or something leads you astray, they make you believe something which is not true, causing you to make a wrong decision.   [V inflects]The testimony would inflame the jurors, and lead them astray from the facts of the case...证言会激怒陪审员，使他们背离案件事实。We drove east to Rostock, where my map led me astray.我们驱车向东去罗斯托克，但地图却给我指错了方向。3[PHRASE	短语]遗失；丢失 If something goes astray, it gets lost while it is being taken or sent somewhere.   [V inflects]Many items of mail being sent to her have gone astray.许多寄给她的邮件都不知所终。 astraya‧stray /əˈstreɪ/ adverb  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1go astray a)to be lost or stolen:  The letter had gone astray in the post. b)if a plan or action goes astray, it goes wrong:  The best-laid plans can go astray.2lead somebody astray a)to encourage someone to do bad or illegal things that they would not normally do:  The older boys led him astray. b)to make someone believe something that is not true:  It’s easy to be led astray by the reports in the papers.

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Collins	astray ★☆☆☆☆ /əstre͟ɪ/ 1 [PHRASE 短语]被引入歧途 If you are led astray by someone or something, you behave badly or foolishly because of them. [V inflects] The judge thought he'd been led astray by older children. 法官认为他已经被那些年长的孩子们带坏了。 2 [PHRASE 短语]误导；使作错误决定 If someone or something leads you astray, they make you believe something which is not true, causing you to make a wrong decision. [V inflects] The testimony would inflame the jurors, and lead them astray from the facts of the case... 证言会激怒陪审员，使他们背离案件事实。 We drove east to Rostock, where my map led me astray. 我们驱车向东去罗斯托克，但地图却给我指错了方向。 3 [PHRASE 短语]遗失；丢失 If something goes astray, it gets lost while it is being taken or sent somewhere. [V inflects] Many items of mail being sent to her have gone astray. 许多寄给她的邮件都不知所终。
Oxford	astray / əˈstreɪ ; NAmE əˈstreɪ / adverb IDIOM go aˈstray 1 to become lost; to be stolen 丢失；被盗 ◆ Several letters went astray or were not delivered. 有几封信丢失或未投递。 ◆ We locked up our valuables so they would not go astray. 我们把贵重物品锁了起来以免被盗。 2 to go in the wrong direction or to have the wrong result 走错方向；误入歧途 ◆ Fortunately the gunman's shots went astray. 幸好持枪歹徒把子弹打偏了。 ◆ Jack's parents thought the other boys might lead him astray (= make him do things that are wrong). 杰克的父母认为，其他的男孩可能会把他引入歧途。 astray / əˈstreɪ ; NAmE əˈstreɪ /
LDC	astraya‧stray /əˈstreɪ/ adverb Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1go astray a)to be lost or stolen: The letter had gone astray in the post. b)if a plan or action goes astray, it goes wrong: The best-laid plans can go astray.2lead somebody astray a)to encourage someone to do bad or illegal things that they would not normally do: The older boys led him astray. b)to make someone believe something that is not true: It’s easy to be led astray by the reports in the papers.
WDF	astray [əˈstreɪ] CET6TEM8GRE r17524 569 77 145 136 91 120 j43637 49 9 13 10 2 15 ADV16943 18703 ADJ40336 1930 Spoken: 81572087 迷途地(44%)，迷途的(28%)，误入歧途的(28%) adj.迷路的；离开正道的；不对头的 adv.误入歧途地；迷途地；迷路 n.(Astray)人名；(西)阿斯特赖

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