leg it
英 [leɡ ɪt]
美 [leɡ ɪt]
快跑; （尤指）逃开
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- But he does good work, and he won't charge you an arm and a leg for it like most other dentists.
可是，他技术很好，也不会像其他许多牙大夫那样收费很高。 - What a good night to leg it!
一个多么好的开小差的夜晚！ - Near Jinghong nervous policemen ordered him to leg it before he got so much as a glimpse of the structure.
在景洪水坝附近，本人还没来得及多看看大坝的结构，就被一些高度警觉的警察同志给赶跑了。 - 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。 - The food isn't very good and they charge you an arm and a leg for it!
他们的菜并不好，而价钱倒贵得要命。 - Beckham seems to use his right leg like it is a set of golf irons, adjusting the length of his pass accordingly to get the distance just right.
贝克汉踢右脚就如用一组高尔夫球竿般运用自如，可适当调整传球远近，距离恰到好处。 - I know her not happy, because I know she the injured leg, it is difficult to support her against wind and cold biting the rain.
我知道她不幸福，因为我知道她那条受过伤的腿，很难支撑着她顶住刺骨的风和冰凉的雨。 - 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 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。 - 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。