Mary digressed and forgot what she was originally talking about.

玛丽对她最初说的那些话不。

But in my teaching days, I found it difficult not to digress.

但在我教书的日子里，我发现很难不离题。

I didn't succeed. I suppose I didn't have the required passion for dangling participles, but I'm digressing.

我有成功。我想我对垂悬分词有那种很必要的热情，但我离题了。

She said he was one of the good ones. I'm more of a sucker for the bad boys, though, but I digress.

她说他是个善良的吸血鬼。虽我其实坏男孩，我跑题了。

And gradually as they stop making sense and ramble and digress and don't know where they're going, you see everybody not only lose interest but become hostile – people become very frustrated when someone is not getting to the point.

渐渐地，由于他们讲不清楚，瞎扯，离题，不知道自己要讲什么，你会发现大家不仅失去兴趣，而且变得充满敌意——当有人有说到点子上时，人们会变得非常沮丧。