单词	get-out clause
释义	English Business get-out clausenoun [ C ] uk/ˈɡet.aʊt ˌklɔːz/us/ˈɡet.aʊt ˌklɑːz/ UK a part of an agreement that allows someone to avoid doing something that they normally would have to do Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Avoiding action avoid *avoid sth* like the plague idiom avoidance bottle bottle out flinch** flinch from sth/doing sth fudge get out of sth get round sth insure shrink *sit on your* arse** idiom skip out on sb/sth stand around stand by stand round steer welch welsh See more results » get-out clausenoun [ C ] ukusUK informal LAW part of an agreement that allows someone to avoid doing something that they normally would have to do: Club officials allowed the German player to insert a get-out clause in his contract in case his family failed to settle in England.
随便看	put sb out put sb out of their misery put sb out to grass put sb out to pasture put sb through put sb through sth put sb through the mill put sb through the wringer put sb to flight put sb to shame put sb to sth put sb to the sword put sb up put sb up to sth put sb's nose out of joint put sb/sth at risk put sb/sth first put sb/sth through their paces put sb/sth through their/its paces put sb/sth to shame put sb/sth to the test put sbs nose out of joint put someone down put someone in his/her place put someone off