n. 绕行，迂回；<美>（常用道路暂时封闭时的）临时绕行道路
v. <美>（使）绕道，绕行；绕过，绕……走
【名】 （Detour）（美、法）德图尔（人名）
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detouring
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1.Early humans may have taken a detour into Eurasia before embarking on their epic journey out of Africa, according to new fossil evidence.
据最新发现的化石证据表明，早期人类可能在踏上走出非洲的史诗性旅程之前，早已先绕道进入过欧亚大陆。
2.On the way you decide to take a detour to say hi to a friend.
路上你决定绕道拜访一位朋友。
3.It's well worth making a detour to see the village.
绕道去参观一下这村子很是值得。
4.The book takes a slight detour and discusses design principles in more detail.
该书饶了一段路，并且更详细地讨论设计原则。
5.He did not take the direct route to his home, but made a detour around the outskirts of the city.
他没有直接回家，而是在市郊绕了一段路。
6.Adversity is not a dead-end but a detour to a better outcome.
逆境不是走进了死胡同，而是通向更好结果的弯路。
7.A flight from east Africa to west Africa typically used to require a tedious detour via Paris or London.
从东非到西非的航班在过去通常繁琐地要绕道巴黎或者伦敦。
8.When they take a detour, we can, after all, take a number of management measures to prevent such ACTS as much as possible.
在绕道而行的时候，我们毕竟可以采取一些管理措施，尽可能地防止这种行为发生。
9.WSDOT and an emergency contractor worked 14 hours a day, seven days a week to construct a new river channel and detour.
华州运输部和应急承包商每天工作14个小时，每周7天，修建新的河道和绕行道路。