walk away from
英 [wɔ:k əˈwei frɔm] 美 [wɔk əˈwe frʌm]

释义

从…走开；比赛中轻而易举地胜过（某人或某物）；安然脱身；

双语例句

1. How could she walk away from a car crash like that without a mark on her?
   她怎么能在那样的撞车事故中平安脱险，没有受一点伤？
2. As the scene fades out, the hero and the heroine walk away from each other.
   随着画面渐渐隐没，男女主角分手各向一方。
3. He walked away from the accident completely unscathed.
   他安然无恙地从事故现场走开了。

权威例句

Match Each Position Graph to the Correct Description
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Searching for the appropriate standard: Stops, seizure, and the reasonable person’s willingness to walk away from the police