释义 |
intransitive verb British slang : leave, depart —often used as a command present participle of bugger off, British slang as in exiting to leave a place often for another bugger off, or I'll call the police! -
exiting -
departing -
moving -
running along -
peeling off -
pushing off -
bugging out -
bailing out -
pulling out -
walking out -
getting off -
pushing on -
digging out -
cutting out -
clearing out -
clearing off -
going off -
taking off -
beating it -
going -
getting -
bugging off -
taking a powder -
taking a hike -
pulling stakes -
pulling up stakes -
hitting the road -
buzzing (off) -
piking (out or off) -
evacuating -
striking out -
escaping -
packing (up or off) -
starting -
sallying (forth) -
fleeing -
taking a walk -
shoving (off) -
stepping (along) -
parting -
setting out -
flying -
bailing -
quitting -
running away -
vamoosing -
getting out -
booking -
going out -
scarpering -
stepping out -
withdrawing -
lighting out -
retiring -
retreating -
emigrating -
skipping -
mizzling -
abandoning -
removing -
absconding -
scramming -
deserting -
scatting -
vacating -
decamping -
forsaking -
adjourning -
turning up -
coming -
arriving -
remaining -
showing up -
staying -
lodging -
abiding -
dwelling -
settling -
closing -
approaching -
nearing -
reaching -
hitting -
tarrying -
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