leg it
英 [leɡ ɪt]
美 [leɡ ɪt]
快跑; （尤指）逃开
英英释义
verb
双语例句
- 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。 - I've been sitting on my leg and now it's asleep.
我把腿坐麻了。 - 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。 - She was born with deformities, she only had one front leg and it had to be removed when she was7 months because it was starting to atrophy.
她生来就身体有缺陷，她只有一条前腿。当她只有七个月大的时候，唯一的前腿也开始萎缩而不得不截掉。 - 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。 - When he broke his leg it put the kybosh on his holiday.
他摔坏了腿，度假只好中止。 - 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。 - In the leg, it can cause pain and muscle cramps, sometimes just from mild exercise.
在病变的下肢，有时轻微的运动也能引起疼痛和肌肉的痛性痉挛。 - What a good night to leg it!
一个多么好的开小差的夜晚！ - 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。