keep clear of
英 [ki:p kliə ɔv] 美 [kip klɪr ʌv]

v.

不接触；

双语例句

1. He stayed away under the pretext of ill health.
   他以身体不佳为借口而避开了。
2. His father told him to stay out of trouble.
   他父亲叫他避开是非之地。

权威例句

Keep clear of cold-blooded craigslist scams
Keep clear of the killing zone
States to motorists: Keep clear of police on roadsides
To Keep Clear of Trap and Make Standard Operation ——Thought About Some Quetions from Changing Debt into Share
Stick to British meat, and keep clear of naked ladies
Bush tries to keep clear of Iran-arms scandal // Had `reservations' about U.S. policy
Catch me if you can: keep clear of the cold and flu this season by packing smart.(BIZ TRAVEL)
Rugby Union: BIG BROTHER'S AROUND SO I'LL KEEP CLEAR OF TROUBLE! SAYS CRAIG QUINNELL; SIX NATIONS COUNTDOWN
Play Safe with Drinking Habits; A FORMER Newcastle United Player Is Encouraging People in the North East to Keep Clear of the Booze...
Five More Wins to Keep Clear of the Drop Zone; Parry Sets Victory Target Starting Now