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。
• A comparative determination of true metabolizable energy ( TME) of corn, beans and bran meals of 18 kinds of plant feedstuffs for chicken and duck was carried out with 36 Avain broilers and 36 Tianfu meat-type ducks by modified Sibbald "TME" method.
  试验选用7周龄肉鸡肉鸭各36只，以SibbaldTME法比较测定了肉鸡和肉鸭谷物、饼粕和糠麸等3大类18种常用植物饲料的TME。
• 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。
• Pushing Herb in, she held the door handle to make sure he did not duck out again.
  她把赫伯推进门去，反身拉住门上的把手，使赫伯不会再溜出去。
• The duck jumps out of the basket and swims away.
  鸭子从篮子里跳出去，然后游走了。
• It would be unfair of you to duck out of going to the cinema.
  你想躲过不去电影院，这样是不正当的。
• 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。
• Enterprising reporters might even catch key officials as they come and go from meetings or duck out for bathroom breaks.
  在会议过程中，一些重要官员进进出出或者去上厕所，这时，一些有魄力的记者甚至能碰到他们。
• 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。
• 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。