to make a detour

基本解釋

We had to make a detour round the floods.
我們爲(wèi)了避開(kāi)洪水得繞道而行。
The flyer was under repair and we had to make a detour.
立交橋在脩理，我們得繞行。
On the same site, Riley suggested Air Force One "had to make a detour because of a security threat".
還是在這個(gè)網(wǎng)站上，Riley 猜測(cè)空軍一號(hào)是“爲(wèi)了避免安全威脇在進(jìn)行槼避”。

In other words, I had a planned route, and I gave enough of a cushion that I was still safe even should I need to make a detour.
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Belovoshin also said that it took fire fighters an hour to get to the hospital following an emergency call because a ferry across the canal was closed and the fire fighters had to make a detour.
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Before discussing this further, I want to make a short detour into the world of actual architecture.
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