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make a break
[meɪk ə breɪk]

  • 逃离:逃离某个地方或某个事物,通常是通过使用武力或强行逃离。

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  • Reason #5: To make a break from a bad relationship

    原因:与段伤心的感情决裂

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  • He sizes up the guards standing nearby and waits for his chance to make a break for the gate.

    估量附近警卫站立的位置,等待机会准备冲向大门逃走。

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  • The behavior of others could inspire you to walk away from something, or change your goals, or make a break for freedom.

    别人启发放弃某事改变目标或者休息寻求个人自由。

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  • Lee and his officers decided to make a final effort to break out of the circle of Union forces.

    VOA: special.2009.12.17

  • "Hundreds of thousands of young people around the world can break through and make this a better world for all living things.

    VOA: special.2009.11.18

  • He said the summit would represent a "make or break" moment for the world economy.

    VOA: standard.2009.03.29

  • On the baize, Ebdon can excite with his fine shot-making but exasperate by grinding out results - he took five minutes to make a break of 12 at the Crucible in 2005.

    BBC: Peter Ebdon

  • After such a disappointing first half, the Ospreys came charging out of the blocks, and it was Richard Fussell who make a break on the outside and offloaded to Owen to race in under the posts.

    BBC: Magners League: Ospreys 16-21 Dragons

  • Johnson had a choice to stay with what was already there or make a clean break and go with something totally new in the way Geoff Cooke did with a young Will Carling.

    BBC: Jeremy Guscott column

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