drifted out

UK
/ˈdrɪftɪd aʊt/
US
/ˈdrɪftɪd aʊt/

Translations

drift outverb

drifted out

Präteritum

drifted out
Präteritum
drifted out
Partizip Perfekt
drifting out
Gerundium
UK
/drɪft aʊt/
US
/drɪft aʊt/
The boat began to drift out to sea.
Лодка начала уплывать в море.
As the meeting went on, people started to drift out of the room.
По мере продолжения собрания люди начали выходить из комнаты.
Additional translations
Synonyms
float out
move out
slip out
waft out
glide out

Definitions

drift outverb
To gradually move away from a place or position, often without a clear direction or purpose.
As the meeting went on, her attention began to drift out, and she found herself daydreaming.
To leave a place slowly and without any particular purpose or destination.
After the concert ended, people started to drift out of the venue, chatting and laughing.