get away with
英 [ɡet əˈwei wið] 美 [ɡɛt əˈwe wɪð]

v.

侥幸成功，逃脱处罚；

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. I won't let him get away with that excuse.
   我不会让他用那种借口蒙混过去。
2. For such a serious offence he was lucky to get away with a fine.
   他犯了那么严重的过失,却侥幸只交罚款了事。

权威例句

John Yoo at UVA March 19, 2010
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