duck out

英 [dʌk aʊt]

美 [dʌk aʊt]

逃避; 推脱; 回避

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 逃避;推脱;回避
  If youduck out ofsomething that you are supposed to do, you avoid doing it.
  1. George ducked out of his forced marriage to a cousin...
     乔治逃脱了和他表亲的包办婚姻。
  2. You can't duck out once you've taken on a responsibility.
     一旦承担起责任你就不能逃避。

双语例句

• It's unlawful to duck out of paying taxes.
  逃税是违法的。
• The duck jumps out of the basket and swims away.
  鸭子从篮子里跳出去，然后游走了。
• George ducked out of his forced marriage to a cousin
  乔治逃脱了和他表亲的包办婚姻。
• Some looked like they were going to run into one another, but just in time they would duck into a hidden pass and come out on the other side, climbing a steep grade toward a forest of trees.
  有些火车看上去就要和别的火车撞上了，但又及时闪进隐蔽的关口，从另一头出来，接着爬上一个陡峭的山坡，向一座丛林驶去。
• I never eat duck tongue, out of his mouth from duck, how dirty, I want to eat eggs.
  我从来不吃鸭舌头，从鸭嘴里取出来的东西，多脏啊，我要吃炒鸡蛋。
• A vegetarian in Argentina is like a duck out of water.
  原来阿根廷人和北美人一般爱大块吃肉。
• This is not a conversation that management can afford to duck out of either.
  这也不是一个管理层可以避开的话题。
• You can't duck out once you've taken on a responsibility.
  一旦承担起责任你就不能逃避。
• A British Internet site offered fans an ingenious range of ways to duck out of work so they can watch games beamed from Japan and South Korea in comfort.
  英国一个网站为球迷提供了一系列逃避工作的巧妙方法，以便他们能舒舒服服地观看从日本和韩国传送过来的比赛节目。
• While Hung-chien did not care, he was somewhat perturbed by all this since it meant something else to worry about whenever he was out walking along the street, and if he saw them coming from afar he would duck out of the way.
  鸿渐虽然并不在乎，总觉不痛快；在街上走，多了一个顾忌，老远望见他们来，就避开。