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汉语拼音：zǒu diào

1.演唱或演奏时发出的音调不准。

2.比喻说话离题;越出范围。

1. 演唱或演奏时发出的音调不准。如：他的嗓音不错，可演唱时常走调。

2. 比喻说话离题；越出范围。

   马烽 《结婚现场会》：“嗨！看我这个烂嘴，说着说着就走调了。”

• Now recently, when I found myself ready to croak! I thought to seek the key to the banquet of old, where I might find an appetite again.

  可是近来，当我最后一次“走调”，我梦想着追寻那古老盛宴的钥匙，在那里，我也许胃口大开。

• She explained that it had simply gotten so out of tune that she could not stand to hear it any more.

  当问到她关于钢琴的事时，她解释道，简单地说钢琴那时变得走调了，实在听不下去。

• A madman is not less a musician than you or myself; only the instrument on which he plays is a little out of tune.

  疯子是个不亚于你我的乐师，只是他演奏的乐器有点走调。

• He is often out of tune whenever he sings.

  他无论何时唱歌，经常走调。

• they were filled with the wonderful sounds of the out-of-tune piano and two very out-of-tune singers.

  那些日子里洋溢着走调钢琴与两个走调歌手的动人音乐和歌声。

• He sings terribly, out of tune now and then, but I still have to applaud.

  他唱得真不怎么样，经常走调，不过我还得鼓掌叫好。

• He has a fine ear for music , and can always tell when someone is singing off key .

  他辨别音乐的能力很强，有人唱走调时他总能听出来。

• "I don't know, " she said, working to keep her own voice straight.

  “我不知道，”她说，尽力使她的嗓音不走调。

• That tall boy seemed to be out of tune.

  那位高个男孩好像走调了。