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

• 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？
• He's almost totally bald, but makes up for it with exceptionally long and feathery eyebrows which look eager to take flight.
  他几乎完全秃顶，却有一对长而飘逸的眉毛，看似渴望升空飞翔。
• Then I'll take the10:30 flight on monday.
  那么我就坐星期一10点30分的班机。
• 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。
• Which means fliers can, on a daily basis, take Flight 666 to HEL. ( That's Helsinki's international airport code.)
  也就是说，旅客每天都可以乘坐666号航班飞往HEL（赫尔辛基国际机场的代号，与意指地狱的hell同音）。
• You overbooked, didn't you? Whatever you say I must take this flight because of my business.
  你超售了，不是吗？不管你怎样说，因为业务关系，我必须乘坐这班飞机。
• Take a flight to China and see how it has changed.
  采取飞行中看到它已经改变。
• I suggest you should take this flight.
  我建议你乘这班飞机。
• They watched as she took a broomstick to clean the dirt from her stone steps. But, much to their disappointment, she did not mount the broomstick and take flight.
  孩子们依然在树上监视着，泰勒夫人正手里拿了根扫帚柄在拍扫着石台阶上的尘土。
• The ancient message comes, calling the kindred to take flight and to gater together.
  来自远古的讯息召唤着整个家族启程，团聚。