transcription, транскрипция: [ di-ˈrāl, dē- ]
verb
Etymology: French dérailler to throw off the track, from dé- de- + rail, from English
Date: 1850
transitive verb
1. : to cause to run off the rails
2.
a. : to obstruct the progress of : frustrate
security problems derail ed the tour
b. : to upset the stability or composure of
divorce…can seriously derail an employee — Joanne Gordon
intransitive verb
: to leave the rails
• de·rail·ment -mənt noun