hotfoots
[ˈhɔtˌfʊts]

v.

急行( hotfoot的第三人称单数 )；疾走，快跑（到某处）；

英英释义

hotfoot[ 'hɔtfut ]

• n.a practical joke that involves inserting a match surreptitiously between the sole and upper of the victim's shoe and then lighting it
• v.step on it

  同义词：rushhastenhiespeedracepelt alongrush alongcannonball alongbucket alongbelt along

• adv.without delay; speedily

  "sent ambassadors hotfoot to the Turks"; "drove hotfoot for Boston"

双语例句

1. Like Bernard Shaw, he has tickled his readers' funny bone with a cultural hotfoot.
   他和萧伯纳一样，以文化觉醒来撩拨读者的兴趣。
2. He hotfooted it out of town.
   他火急地出城去。

权威例句

Geri Hotfoots It out of Kensington
Clarks hotfoots it to Third Avenue
Lightfoot hotfoots to senate race
'RIVERDANCE' HOTFOOTS IT TO PORTLAND
`Fugitive' Hotfoots It To Video This Week
Billy Elliot Hotfoots to the Rescue of Carousel
Politics: Rhodri Hotfoots It to Last of Key Areas
A marathon effort, but worth it! ACOCKS GREEN: Caroline hotfoots it for dad
Me and Lawson: Humpty Hotfoots Little Run in with Frenzied Copper, Amalgamated Gas and Scrambled Oil (Classic Reprint)
Dance classic puts its best foot forward; Old school meets new wave as one of the dance events of the year hotfoots into town