leg it
英 [leɡ ɪt]
美 [leɡ ɪt]
快跑; （尤指）逃开
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- When something costs an arm and a leg it actually means that something is very expensive.
当某物花掉你的胳膊和腿时，它实际是指这个东西超级贵。 - George spilled a pot of hot coffee on his leg. It hurt quite a bit. Then, gradually, the agony abated.
乔治把一壶热加咖啡洒到腿上，感觉很痛。然后，疼痛逐渐地减轻了。 - The forms are so lengthy that doctors rarely have time to complete them and, even if they try, the wording is so graphic that relatives tend to leg it before signing.
同意书如此冗长，以至于医生很少有时间读完它们，即便他们努力了，由于上面的措辞以图表表示，因此当事人的亲戚往往在签名之前逃跑了。 - George: and the opening act is grooverider! The tickets cost an arm and a leg but it'll be worth it.
乔治：然后由“音轨骑师”开场！门票非常贵，但是会很值得。 - As always, we must stress that this is not the final bottom of this bear leg. It's merely a beginning of the bottoming process rather than the end of the bear market.
同时我们依然强调，这绝对不是这一波跌势最后的底部，可能只是筑底过程的开始，而非跌势的终结。 - It made a quick bite in the deer's leg and it was a poisonous bite.
它很快地在鹿的腿上咬了一口，而且这是有毒的一口。 - Alternatively, they can take off the board altogether and leg it.
或者，他们也可以干脆脱下单板，扛起步行。 - He only has one good leg but it doesn't affect his lifestyle.
他只有一条好腿，但这并不影响他的生活方式。 - The gantry crane that works in the shipyard is a horizontal-bridge lifting equipment, which is made up of a stiff leg and a flexible leg. It is mainly used for assembling hulls in the dock.
造船龙门起重机是一种水平桥架设置在刚、柔两条支腿上构成的门架形状的起重设备，主要用于船坞拼装船体。 - He'd probably take fright and leg it.
他可能会被吓跑了。