n. 逃亡, 避难设备, 逃跑 vi. 逃脱, 避开, 溜走 vt. 逃避, 避免, 被...忘掉
When one of my wife’s relations, who comes here regularly, found out that we’d been there, he whispered to us, only half-joking: “Shh—don’t tell anyone!” The locals are a relaxed and friendly bunch—a lot of them told us that it’s like what Waiheke Island (now in effect a suburb of Auckland) was in the 1970s when it was a commune of artists and people wanting to escape the city.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第1套
C)It narrowly escaped a plane crash when turning around.
四级 · CET-4 2024年6月 第2套
No escape as ‘snow day’ becomes ‘e-learning day’ A) Certain institutions, such as schools, are likely to close when bad weather, such as snow, flooding or extreme heat or cold, causes travel difficulties, power outages (断供), or otherwise endangers public safety.
四级 · CET-4 2024年6月 第3套
I think now I can see the value in escaping into a story of pure optimism.
六级 · CET-6 2024年6月 第2套
Left alone on an unknown island with no apparent prospect of rescue or escape, Crusoe has much to lament(悲叹).
六级 · CET-6 2023年6月 第1套