err
第三人称
errs
现在进行时
erring
过去式
erred
过去完成时
erred
1
犯错, 出错
to be at fault or make mistakes, especially in one's thinking, judgment, or actions
- While erring occasionally is forgivable, persistent or consequential erring may require accountability.
虽然偶尔犯错是可以原谅的，但持续或后果严重的错误可能需要问责。
- Everyone errs occasionally when multi-tasking or working under pressure.
每个人在 multitasking 或在压力下工作时偶尔会 犯错。
- To err is human, but refusing to correct one's errors is unwise.
犯错是人之常情，但拒绝改正错误是不明智的。
2
偏离, 迷路
to wander or move away from the correct path or direction
- He erred from the marked trail and got lost in the woods.
他偏离了标记的小路，在树林里迷路了。
- The car erred and ended up on a narrow, unpaved road.
汽车偏离了方向，最终驶上了一条狭窄的未铺砌道路。
- She erred and ended up far from her destination.
她迷路了，结果离目的地很远。
- The path was unclear, and I accidentally erred to the left.
路径不清晰，我不小心偏离到了左边。
- At one point, they erred too far from the trail and had to retrace their steps.
有一次，他们偏离了小径太远，不得不原路返回。