Persian: strayed off course to Coddington

[taraa]

Can you please explain the bold in Persian?

Womanid you know that Trumpet Tooter's ship was once spotted in Coddington Bay?
Man: You mean Tumpet Tooter is real?
Woman: He is! And so is his ship. The Shiny Cutlass! Legend has it that Pirates stole the Shiny Cutlass and then strayed off course to Coddington. They say a whale startled one of the thieving pirates and it caused him to drop Tooter-Trumpoet spyglass somewhere in the Bay.

 

[ebrahim]

راهش را گم کرد و سر از کادینگتون درآورد

 

[taraa]

راهش را گم کرد و سر از کادینگتون درآورد

Many thanks!
So is 'strayed off' like 'lost'?

 

[PersoLatin]

Stray off course, (accidentally) went off course,
از مسیر منحرف شد و رفت جای دیگه

 

[taraa]

Stray off course, (accidentally) went off course,
از مسیر منحرف شد و رفت جای دیگه

Great. Thank you so much!
Sorry, is 'course' like 'مسير'?

 

[ebrahim]

Many thanks!
So is 'strayed off' like 'lost'?

As an intransitive verb, kind of. But it seems that here the verb 'stray' is used as a transitive verb meaning 'to cause to stray', which is old-fashioned and can only be found in old texts. The writer may want to say that the pirates hijacked the ship and rerouted it to Coddington. So you can also translate it as " بر اساس افسانه ها، دزدان دریایی کشتی شاینی کاتلس را ربودند و مسیر آن را به سمت کادینگتون تغییر دادند."

 

[taraa]

As an intransitive verb, kind of. But it seems that here the verb 'stray' is used as a transitive verb meaning 'to cause to stray', which is old-fashioned and can only be found in old texts. The writer may want to say that the pirates hijacked the ship and rerouted it to Coddington. So you can also translate it as " بر اساس افسانه ها، دزدان دریایی کشتی شاینی کاتلس را ربودند و مسیر آن را به سمت کادینگتون تغییر دادند."

Great. Many thanks!

 

[PersoLatin]

course' like 'مسير'?

Yes course is مسیر here.

 

[taraa]

Yes course is مسیر here.

Thank you so, so much!!!