detoured

UK
/ˈdiː.tʊəd/
US
/ˈdiˌtʊrd/
detouredadjective
more detoured
Comp.
most detoured
Super.
UK
/ˈdiː.tʊəd/
US
/ˈdiˌtʊrd/
Translations
The detoured route added an extra hour to our journey.
Объездной маршрут добавил лишний час к нашему путешествию.
Definitions
Having been redirected or taken on an alternative route.
The detoured traffic caused delays for the morning commuters.
Describing something that has been diverted from its original course or path.
The detoured river now flows through the newly constructed channel.
detourverb

detoured

Past Simple

detoured
Past Simple
detoured
Past Participle
detouring
Gerund
UK
/ˈdiː.tʊə/
US
/ˈdiˌtʊr/
Translations
We had to detour around the construction site.
Нам пришлось объезжать строительную площадку.
Definitions
To take a longer or less direct route in order to avoid something or to see something specific.
We had to detour around the construction site to reach the office.
To direct (traffic, a person, etc.) via an alternative route.
Police detoured drivers through side streets after the accident.
detournoun
Definitions
A deviation from a direct course or the usual procedure, often used to avoid something or to explore a different path.
The road was closed due to construction, so we had to take a detour through the countryside.
A temporary route used when the main route is closed or blocked.
The detour added an extra 20 minutes to our travel time.
detouradjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for use with a detour.
Drivers followed the detour signs to avoid the closed bridge.