digress [daıˈgres] 动词 不及物动词 (from)
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- ▶ digression [daıˈgreʃən] 名词
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Like anything else, things progress and digress and you just have to keep moving forwards and growing.
blogs.theprovince.com There are occasions when the author tends to digress from the main theme.
www.thehindu.com However, he is also a lecturer of sorts, who takes great care to digress from the action of the story, to inform the reader on various subjects as they arise.
en.wikipedia.org Not that he won't digress just a bit more.
www.oregonlive.com It was the reservoir of living details, the identical realistic presentation of ideas, that saved him from the danger of digressing from the spirit of the original.
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