雅思词汇解析（164）| 规划计划

1. itinerary/aɪ'tɪn(ə)(rə)rɪ/
n. 路线;旅程
e.g. We planned a detailed itinerary.
e.g.  The tour operator will arrange transport and plan your itinerary.

搭配补充；
draw up an itinerary 制定行程
stick to an itinerary 遵循行程
e.g. We need to stick to the itinerary if we want to catch the last ferry.
e.g. She spent the whole evening drawing up an itinerary.

2. fizzle /'fɪz(ə)l/
v. 虎头蛇尾地结束;草草收场；
搭配：fizzle out：同fizzle
e.g. The plan fizzled out after people lost interest.
e.g. The project started strong, but eventually fizzled.

习语补充：start with a bang but fizzle out 虎头蛇尾;三分钟热度
e.g. The show started with a bang but quickly fizzled out as the plot got repetitive.近义表达：start strong but die out.
e.g. My study plan started strong but died out halfway through the semester. 

3. foolproof /'fuːlpruːf/
adj. 万无一失的 / 不会出错的
e.g. It is a foolproof plan—there’s no way we can fail.
e.g. We created a foolproof plan by breaking down each step into simple, manageable tasks.

4. sidetrack /ˈsaɪdˌtræk/
v. 偏离主题;偏离正轨
搭配补充：
be/ get sidetracked by something 被某事分心
sidetrack someone from something 让某人偏离计划/ 主题
e.g. Though trying to stick to plans, I got sidetracked by stuff at work.
e.g．While employees may plan their tasks carefully, they are often sidetracked by unexpected duties, which reduces productivity.
e.g. Don’t let minor issues sidetrack you from your main objectives.

类似表达：go off track / go off course
e.g. Many students get off track during exam preparation due to distractions at home.

反义：get back on track 回到正轨
e.g. I need to get back on track after falling behind in my schedule.