close call
英 [kləuz kɔ:l] 美 [kloz kɔl]

n.

千钧一发；险死还生；

英英释义

close call

• n.something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin

  同义词：close shavesqueaksqueakernarrow escape

双语例句

1. Susan has a close call in her car.
   苏珊开车险些遇到意外。
2. That was a close call, the train nearly hit the car.
   好险，火车差一点就撞上那部车子
3. We didn't actually hit the other car, but it was a close call.
   我们倒并未撞上那辆汽车，可险些出了事。

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