get wind

英 [ɡet wɪnd]

美 [ɡet wɪnd]

网络  被人知道泄露传播

英英释义

verb

• get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally
  1. I learned that she has two grown-up children
  2. I see that you have been promoted
  Synonym:learnhearget wordpick upfind outget a linediscoversee

双语例句

• I often feel sleepy after supper and then I get my second wind later in the evening.
  我吃完晚饭常感到困，一到晚上就又精神了。
• If they get wind of what we are doing, we'll then be in a very passive position.
  如果他们听到风声，知道我们在搞什么，我们就很被动了。
• Don't let coworkers get wind of your ideas or they might try to take credit for your hard work.
  不要让同事知晓你的想法，不然他们可能会将你努力的成果占为己有。
• Under such circumstances, perhaps shareholders might get the wind up and throw such directors out.
  在这种情况下，股东们或许会感到惊慌，并把这类董事逐出董事会。
• Newspaper reporters seem to always get wind of the biggest stories before anyone else.
  那些新闻记者似乎总是比其他人提早知道重大消息。
• Did you get wind of what's going on down on 2nd Street?
  你听到在2号街发生的事情的风声了吗？
• He get wind of my plan to travel north and ask if he can come with me.
  他听说我要去北方旅行，问我能否一道同行。
• Yeah, this will get pushed by wind out of canada.
  对，这是从加拿大吹来的风。
• But then finally he concluded, If they get wind of me, stiff shit!
  “但最后，他总结说：”如果他们风闻箱，僵硬狗屎！
• I don't want my colleagues to get wind of the fact that I'm leaving in case they tell my boss.
  我不想让同事们听到关于我要离开的风声，免得让他们去告诉老板。