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

• Beats of their wings fill the air with tremulous shadows, and sleepless thoughts in our minds leave their nests to take flight across the desert of dimness, in the passionate thirst for forms.
  它们的双翼扇动，空中布满了浮动的阴云；我们心中不肯平静的思想，离开栖身的巢，飞过幽冥的荒野，去追求形体。
• 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）。
• Someday I pray my fears will take flight
  我祈祷不再恐惧彷徨
• Now your spirit can't take flight.
  你的灵魂不再飞翔。
• If you can wait until tomorrow, we will put you up in a hotel for today and you can take scheduled flight for tomorrow morning.
  如果您等到明天，我们会安排您入住酒店，您明天早晨可以乘上航班。
• When faced with a threat, our common responses are to fight, or take flight.
  我们在面对威胁时，一般反应是抵抗或者逃走。
• 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。
• I suggest you should take this flight.
  我建议你乘这班飞机。
• B: Ok I will take the9:30 flight on Tuesday.
  好的我将订周二9：30的机票。
• 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。