take flight

英 [teɪk flaɪt]

美 [teɪk flaɪt]

逃走;逃离;逃避

英英释义

verb

• run away quickly
  1. He threw down his gun and fled
  Synonym:fleefly

双语例句

• Here we've completed the Half Axel and the kite is ready to take up flight again, this time in the opposite direction.
  到这里我们已经完成了HalfAxel并且风筝也准备好再次以相反方向飞行了。
• B: Ok I will take the9:30 flight on Tuesday.
  好的我将订周二9：30的机票。
• Virgin Group is now gearing up for its first passenger journeys, which could take flight in as early as2011 or2012.
  维珍集团此刻正在筹措着它的第一次载客旅行，它可能尽早在2011岁首或者2012年起飞。
• Why would you like to take the flight attendant exam?
  请问你为什麽想来参加空服员的招募考试？
• I suggest you should take this flight.
  我建议你乘这班飞机。
• Beats of their wings fill the air with tremulous shadows, and sleepless thoughts in our minds leave their nests to take flight across the desert of dimness, in the passionate thirst for forms.
  它们的双翼扇动，空中布满了浮动的阴云；我们心中不肯平静的思想，离开栖身的巢，飞过幽冥的荒野，去追求形体。
• Would you like to take the flight for the day after tomorrow?
  那么您是否愿意乘坐后天的航班？
• You're about to grab a coffee with your mates or take a flight?
  你要和搭档买一杯咖啡或是坐飞机？
• Her name was never released, and it is not known why a professional nurse would suddenly take flight.
  我们一直不知道她的名字，也不知道为什么一个职业护士会突然逃走。
• When faced with a threat, our common responses are to fight, or take flight.
  我们在面对威胁时，一般反应是抵抗或者逃走。