leg it

英 [leɡ ɪt]

美 [leɡ ɪt]

快跑; （尤指）逃开

英英释义

verb

I know her not happy, because I know she the injured leg, it is difficult to support her against wind and cold biting the rain.
我知道她不幸福，因为我知道她那条受过伤的腿，很难支撑着她顶住刺骨的风和冰凉的雨。
He only has one good leg but it doesn't affect his lifestyle.
他只有一条好腿，但这并不影响他的生活方式。
What a good night to leg it!
一个多么好的开小差的夜晚！
I've been sitting on my leg and now it's asleep.
我把腿坐麻了。
With consummate skill he has set his trap with a hair spring to catch comfort and independence, and then, as he turned away, got his own leg into it.
他用熟练的技巧，用细弹簧布置好一个陷阱，想捉到安逸和独立性，他正要拔脚走开，不料他自己的一只脚落进陷阱里去了。
We couldn't get a ride so we had to leg it.
我们无法搭上车，所以我们必须徒步而行。
George spilled a pot of hot coffee on his leg. It hurt quite a bit. Then, gradually, the agony abated.
乔治把一壶热加咖啡洒到腿上，感觉很痛。然后，疼痛逐渐地减轻了。
The food isn't very good and they charge you an arm and a leg for it!
他们的菜并不好，而价钱倒贵得要命。
It made a quick bite in the deer's leg and it was a poisonous bite.
它很快地在鹿的腿上咬了一口，而且这是有毒的一口。
What's wrong with your leg? It's bruised.
你的腿怎么了？都变紫了。