adj.漂浮，漂流，漫无目的，随波逐流，漂泊无依，脱开，松开，分数落后

The ship was adrift in the open sea, with no land in sight.
船在茫茫大海中漂流，看不见陆地。
After the storm, the small boat was adrift, struggling to stay afloat.
风暴过后，小船漂浮不定，艰难地维持着平衡。
She felt adrift in her new job, unsure of what was expected of her.
在新工作中，她感到迷茫，不清楚应如何行事。
He was adrift in a sea of despair after losing his job and family.
失去工作和家庭后，他陷入了绝望的深渊。
The sailor managed to keep the raft adrift by tying it to a large tree.
水手通过将木筏系在大树上使其保持漂浮。
In life, we must find our anchor to prevent feeling adrift in uncertainty.
生活中，我们必须找到稳定感，以避免在不确定中迷失。
The plane's autopilot system malfunctioned, leaving the passengers adrift.
飞机自动驾驶系统故障，乘客们陷入失控状态。
Her mind was adrift, unable to focus on the task at hand.
她的心思飘忽不定，无法集中精力于手头的工作。
They were adrift in their relationship, not sure if they were truly committed.
他们的关系摇摆不定，对彼此是否真心投入感到困惑。
After a sudden power outage, the cruise ship was adrift in the darkness.
突然停电后，游轮在黑暗中失去了动力，随波逐流。