get wind of
英 [ɡet wind ɔv] 美 [ɡɛt wɪnd ʌv]

释义

得到风声，获得线索；风闻；

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. Sally got wind of the rumors about her.
   萨丽风闻关于她的谣言。

权威例句

Get Wind of Mississippi
How did the Tories get wind of community organisers?
get wind of something
--This little key-- can shut down the whole country! Sure hope the commies don't get wind of this! / Baldy, [1976 Apr. 5]
Get Wind of America's Crazy Tornado Hunters; BRIAN McIVER'S PICK OF THE DAY DAYTIME MOVIES
Scientists get wind of 'green cow' methane research
Trustees get wind of newer asset classes.(green energy)(Brief Article)
Get Wind of Plans; Power Proposals Set to Go on Display
Your Future Is. GREEN; GET WIND OF THE CAREERS THAT CARE FOR THE PLANET
Let’s hope that Bartlett and Co don’t get wind of that approach!