unmoored / ʌnˈmʊər /

锚定闲置的锚地锚定的

unmoored2 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to loose from moorings or anchorage.
  2. to bring to the state of riding with a single anchor after being moored by two or more.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to become unmoored.

unmoored 近义词

unmoored

等同于 adrift

unmoored 的近义词 4
unmoored 的反义词 6
unmoored

等同于 weigh anchor

更多unmoored例句

  1. Millennials are “unmoored from institutions,” gasped Pew Research recently.
  2. The idea of the city was much more alluring than the city itself on a rainy, unmoored day.
  3. If we are unmoored from the Constitution, then what are we onto?
  4. My trust in everything I thought I knew about myself came unmoored.
  5. As a result, our modern gun-rights ideology is often unmoored from any sense of corresponding civic obligation.
  6. The flag-ship being now daily expected, we unmoored, and came down to Macào, awaiting her arrival in the outer Roads.
  7. At last the welcome boat was seen coming from the shore; we unmoored, and went ahead for about an hour.
  8. They went on board at once; and having unmoored, they sailed to the southeast after the falcon.
  9. He presently reached the river, unmoored his boat, and with the aid of a strong current soon reached his home.
  10. Perhaps, on the other hand, these wardens did not care to shout a final notice that the boat was now unmoored.