Like Bugs or Daffy, he loved to go off on a tangent, but Chuck Jones's tangents were more than just entertaining.

像兔八哥和达菲鸭一样，他喜欢讲着讲着就跑题，但是查克·琼斯的跑题不仅仅是为了娱乐。

So if you get to the main point really quickly, you're less likely to go off on a tangent earlier on.

因此，如果你很快就到达了要点，你就不太可能在前面偏离主题。

'To go off on a tangent' is to start talking about something that is only remotely or slightly connected to your main idea.

“偏离主题”是指开始谈论一些与你的主要观点只有一点点联系的事情。

I go off on a tangent; I start talking about something that isn't directly related to this episode.

我切线了；我开始谈论与这一集没有直接关系的事情。

But then they told me like, " Just answer the question, don't go off on a tangent." - Yeah, so- - So, I just stick to that.

但后来他们告诉我， “只回答问题，不要离题。 ” - 是的，所以 - 所以， 我只是坚持这一点。

So, one, going off on a tangent, you shouldn't do that because you're going to lower your score for coherence, because coherence is, did the answer make sense?

所以，第一，切线，你不应该这样做， 因为你会降低连贯性的分数，因为连贯性是， 答案是否有意义？

So, it's really important to remember that you should use these tips if you really struggle with staying on point and you feel like you're always getting sidetracked or going off on a tangent.

所以，记住这一点非常重要，如果你真的很难坚持下去，而且你觉得自己总是偏离主题或者偏离主题，你应该使用这些技巧。

A lot of students lose points here because they start writing without having really thought about their argument, and they usually change their argument midway, or they lose track or they go off on a tangent.

很多学生在这里失分是因为他们没有真正思考他们的论据就开始写作，他们通常会在中途更改论据，或者他们会迷失方向，或者突然背离原来的思路。

Bruce thinks that Linda's topic is not relevant to what the group is talking about right now, that they would go off on a tangent if they started talking about her topic.

Bruce 认为 Linda 的话题与小组现在正在讨论的内容无关，如果他们开始谈论她的话题，他们就会跑题了。

He says, " If we get off on a tangent, we won't be able to get through our discussion for today." " To get off on a tangent" (tangent), or more commonly " to go off on a tangent, "

他说， “如果我们偏离正题，我们将无法完成今天的讨论。”

And if you have ever been in a committee meeting, a meeting of a group of people trying to make a decision, you know how difficult it can be to keep the meeting on track, to keep everyone from going off on a tangent.

如果你曾经参加过委员会会议，一群人试图做出决定的会议， 你就会知道让会议保持在正轨上，防止每个人都偏离正题是多么困难。