1.〈正式〉(行为)偏差,越轨,异常
1.<formal>behavior that most people do not consider normal or morally correct
1.But a century or so ago it was a mark of deviance for an English gentleman to admit the desirability of living anywhere other than England.
但是大约一百年前，对于一个英国绅士来说，居住在英格兰之外的任何地方都是一种不忠的标记。
2.It automatically warns of an air flow deviance that falls below a calibrated set point value.
当空气流量降低到设定点以下时，报警器就会自动报警。
3.They found no evidence of sexual deviance or pedophilia; they did not uncover any financial motive, either.
他们没发现他有变态的性取向或是恋童癖，也没找到他是受经济利益驱使的证据。
4.But they also turned her near uniqueness as a female writer into a morality tale of sexual and social deviance.
但是他们也把她女性作者的独特性，扭曲成一个性向和社会性变异的道德故事。
5.The concern with stigma fits well into a broader and older concern with deviance and its labelling .
关于烙印的观点与关于异常行为及其标记的更广泛、更古老的思想是完全一致的。
6.The pair hope it will prove there is no such thing as sexual deviance as almost nothing is seen as out of bounds.
两人希望它将会证实性心理异常没什么大惊小怪的。
7.Others stress adherence or deviance from conformity to gender roles, and inpidual psychological makeup.
其他则强调了从适应这种依附到性别角色的偏离，还有个体的心理补偿。
8.Collectivist cultures (typically East Asian) conform more because nonconformity is more strongly associated with deviance .
集体主义文化（尤其是东亚）更容易从众，因为特立独行和行为怪异更紧密地联系起来。
9.Recently, many studies focused on the comparison work through Deviance Information criterion.
同时，通过离差信息准则，开展了众多的模型比较分析；
10.The morally charged term, "prostitution" , has been associated with deviance, corruption and criminality, and still is today.
“卖淫”，这一改变了道德意义的名词，已被人们与越轨、堕落及犯罪联系在了一起，时至今日，仍然如此。