释义 |
intransitive verb British slang : leave, depart —often used as a command present tense third-person singular of bugger off, British slang as in exits to leave a place often for another bugger off, or I'll call the police! -
exits -
departs -
moves -
bugs off -
bugs out -
goes -
gets -
peels off -
parts -
cuts out -
pushes off -
gets off -
clears off -
bails out -
walks out -
takes off -
goes off -
runs along -
escapes -
pulls out -
beats it -
starts -
digs out -
clears out -
takes a powder -
pushes on -
takes a hike -
evacuates -
flies -
flees -
quits -
bails -
vamooses -
takes a walk -
sallies (forth) -
books -
hits the road -
pulls stakes -
pulls up stakes -
scarpers -
buzzes (off) -
pikes (out or off) -
steps (along) -
sets out -
packs (up or off) -
withdraws -
shoves (off) -
strikes out -
runs away -
retires -
retreats -
lights out -
skips -
gets out -
steps out -
emigrates -
goes out -
mizzles -
deserts -
abandons -
absconds -
removes -
scats -
scrams -
decamps -
forsakes -
vacates -
adjourns -
turns up -
comes -
remains -
arrives -
stays -
approaches -
dwells -
abides -
settles -
closes -
lodges -
lands -
reaches -
hits -
shows up -
nears -
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