awol

英 [ˈeɪwɒl]

美 [ˈeɪwɑːl]

网络  缺席; 擅离职守; 逃兵; 阿沃尔; 无故缺席

BNC.35880

牛津词典

abbr.

• 擅离职守，无故离队，开小差（尤用于军队）
  absent without leave (used especially in the armed forces when sb has left their group without permission)
  1. He's gone AWOL from his base.
     他从基地开了小差。
  2. The guitarist went AWOL in the middle of the recording.
     录音录到一半吉他手溜走了。

英英释义

adj

• absent without permission
  1. truant schoolboys
  2. the soldier was AWOL for almost a week
  Synonym:truant

双语例句

• In June also, that US state's married governor, Mark Sanford, went AWOL on what he later confirmed had been a South American assignation with his Argentine mistress.
  同样是在6月份，该州已婚州长马克桑福德（MarkSanford）擅离职守，后来证实他是前往南美洲与自己的阿根廷情妇幽会。
• If you were awol, would you take your gun home?
  你逃兵带枪还会回家吗？
• His real father had gone AWOL about 17 years earlier, and after that his mother had remarried.
  他的生父在17年前不辞而别，自那以后他母亲就改嫁了。
• He is now AWOL from the military, and his whereabouts are unknown.
  他正在从军事党籍，他的下落不明。
• It's unfortunate that one of my men went awol.
  我的一个手下擅离职守是很不幸。
• He's been AWOL since the day of her murder.
  他从凶案那天就开了小差。
• He's gone AWOL from his base.
  他从基地开了小差。
• Sorry, about this, gal, but don's gone awol.
  很抱歉，高尔，邓开小差了。
• He went AWOL with some guy named charles.
  他出去了，与一个叫查尔斯的家伙在一起。
• You look like a man who's going AWOL to me, mister.
  我看你好像要逃跑，先生。