adrift znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady adrift

• We have gone adrift in our strategic thinking.

• A private business would have discovered that something was wrong when it was £1 million or £2 million adrift.

• All the curates of the diocese will be turned adrift without one penny of compensation.

• I was here when that question was last asked, and my predecessor was somewhat set adrift by it.

• In other words, there would not be an incentive to leave immediately, to cut adrift from it all, and set up somewhere else.

• They are cut adrift from people around them.

• I believe that he has come adrift on some of these incentives.

• He was never turned adrift in the old sailing days.