Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Drifted trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I drifted too far.
I have merely drifted.
We drifted for days and days.
The neighbors drifted over.
I drifted very slowly to the eastward, approaching the island slantingly;
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Their friends drifted away.
The red sports car drifted for half a meter and firmly stopped in front of its audience.
From there, our conversation drifted to other topics.
I drifted between sleep and waking, always conscious of voices behind me in the room.
The boat drifted closer.
Momonga and Peroroncino looked at each other as Touch Me drifted off into mumbling.
His mind drifted to Olivia Pope.
Mind you, I was a bit of aMarvel Zombie then and my interest in these titles drifted.
The friends drifted apart.
He drifted around Barcelona, London, and Paris, buying and selling paintings at antique markets.
Slowly, we drifted apart.
People drifted away from the town after the Tembec pulp and paper mill shut up shop in 2006.
The odor of coffee drifted into the bedroom.
Eventually our lunches petered out to once a month, before she drifted out of my life for good.
Conversation drifted to other topics.
New Mexico then drifted as a derelict until spotted by a Coast Guard plane the next day, 35 miles off the coast.
And the conversation then drifted on to other topics.
Madame's gaze had drifted over to me again, but I had the feeling she was staring at something on my arm.
He counted five longseconds before pulling the release cord of his parachute and drifted downward toward the town of Wittenberge 60 miles northwest of Berlin.
The conversation had drifted towards casual topics rather than business talks so such a question was not considered to be disrespectful.
Julia's voice drifted through his mind.
My soul arose and drifted to my father's side.
My marriage had drifted us away from each other.
Whitney realized at once where his thoughts had drifted, and her heart turned over in pity for Paul, and for herself.
Physical science, more or less unconsciously, has drifted into the view that all natural phenomena ought to be reduced to motions.