slip away

英 [slɪp əˈweɪ]

美 [slɪp əˈweɪ]

v.  悄没声息地溜走

英英释义

verb

• pass by
  1. three years elapsed
  Synonym:elapselapsepassslip byglide bygo byslide bygo along
• leave furtively and stealthily
  1. The lecture was boring and many students slipped out when the instructor turned towards the blackboard
  Synonym:steal awaysneak awaysneak offsneak out

双语例句

• But as she soon discovered, it's not that easy to slip away in the suburbs.
  但她很快发现在市郊想要溜走并不容易。
• Now let the day just slip away so the dark night may watch over you.
  快让白天从你身边悄悄的溜走，这样黑夜将会给你安慰。
• Managers who take their time shopping around should understand that the best candidates will slip away.
  有些经理人花了大量的时间来对人才进行比较和筛选，迟迟不做决定。他们应该明白，最佳的人才是会溜走的。
• Everyday I sit and ask myself: How did love slip away?
  每天我都问自己，爱情是怎么溜走的？
• For what reasons could freedom-loving Americans possibly let this freedom slip away?
  是什么原因让这些热爱自由的美国人很有可能让这个自由滑走？
• I had to slip away before the end of the meeting.
  我必须在会议结束前悄悄离开。
• How did you manage to slip away?
  你怎么溜出来的？
• Don't let that hooligan slip away right under your nose.
  别瞪眼叫那流氓溜了。
• Do they slip away? Do they hit the road to home?
  他们是否会偷偷地溜走，展开他们的回家之旅呢？
• Like my old TRS-80, which sits lifeless in a dusty box, computing history can easily slip away.
  就像我的旧的TRS-80一样（毫无生气地放在布满尘土的盒子中），计算历史很容易不知不觉地过去。