bump off

英 [bʌmp ɒf]

美 [bʌmp ɔːf]

杀死; 干掉

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 杀死；干掉
  Tobumpsomeoneoffmeans to kill them.
  1. They will probably bump you off anyway!
     不管怎样他们很可能会干掉你！
  2. ...the hit man he's hired to bump off his wife.
     他雇来杀害妻子的职业杀手

英英释义

verb

• kill intentionally and with premeditation
  1. The mafia boss ordered his enemies murdered
  Synonym:murderslayhitdispatchoffpolish offremove

双语例句

• So he can bump it off down the road.
  这样他就可以一路蹦蹦跳跳了。
• The bomber's car must have hit a bump in the road and set off the bomb accidentally.
  恐怖分子的车可能撞了什么东西，使得炸弹被意外引爆。
• The kidnappers threatened to bump Jim off if he did not tell them where the secret papers were hidden.
  绑匪们威胁说，如果吉姆不把收藏秘密文件的地点说出来，便要把他干掉。
• Though Elliott had done a lot of wild things, he would not have dared to bump a soldier off the plane on his way home.
  虽然埃利奥特做了许多缺德事，但是也不会敢于把一个回国的军人半途赶下飞机去。
• She got a bump on the head when she fell off her bicycle, but thankfully she wasn't hurt.
  她从自行车上摔下来时头被撞了一下，所幸没有受伤。
• No man feel like laughing when he bump his funny bone. The player received a bad bruise but laughed it off.
  没有人在撞伤了笑筋时想要笑。那位球员被严重撞伤，但他一笑置之。
• That should create a bump in inflation& but economists say it, too, is likely to be only temporary if demand drops off as expected after the tax takes effect.
  这应该会制造通胀，但经济学家说，如果销售税真正上调之后需求如预期般下降，那么这种通胀可能也将是暂时的。
• About 60 to 200 miles overhead, the particles bump into the Earth's atmosphere and become electrically 'excited'-throwing off light of various colours.
  在大约60到200英里（约合97到322公里）高的高空，这些带电粒子闯入地球大气层并被激活，从而释放出各种颜色的光芒。
• The sequel cost$ 78 million to produce and enjoyed a Saturday bump from kids off of school, with ticket sales boosting 63%.
  这部续集的制作成本为7800万美元，而且因为孩子们放假的缘故，该片上周六的票房得到提振，上涨63%。
• If they maintain this pace or even bump it up a bit, Africa still has a chance of taking off.
  如果能够保持甚至超过这一增长速率，非洲经济就仍有腾飞的可能。