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

• He can't duck out now.
  他现在逃不掉了。
• No parent can duck out of his duty to his children.
  没有一个父母可以逃避自己对孩子应尽的责任。
• And it cites international studies which suggest this continues late into life, with insecure children more likely to leave school early or duck out of employment or training.
  报告引用了世界各国的研究，研究表明亲子关系会对孩子日后的生活产生影响，与同龄人相比，那些缺乏安全感的孩子更可能辍学或逃避就业。
• 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。
• It's unlawful to duck out of paying taxes.
  逃税是违法的。
• It was too late to duck out of going with them.
  要想推托不跟他们去已为时太晚。
• The ugly duck changed into a swan because of his going out of the place which fettered him.
  丑小鸭变成了白天鹅，因为它走出了篱笆的限制。
• A group of adults sits cringing in a circle of plastic chairs, each clearly wondering whether it is too late to duck out of this weekend workshop for only children.
  一群成年人缩手缩脚地坐在一圈塑料椅上，每个人显然都在考虑，要退出这个独生子女周末研讨会，是不是已经来不及。
• The duck jumps out of the basket and swims away.
  鸭子从篮子里跳出去，然后游走了。
• Global warming may be real enough, they conclude, but it is all too difficult; even if they make sacrifices, others will duck out of their commitments.
  他们总结道，全球变暖问题可能切实存在，但实在难以解决；即使他们做出牺牲，其他人仍会逃避承诺。