单词 | away |
释义 | away I. 1. < come away death — Shakespeare > 2. < the lone and level sands stretch far away — P.B.Shelley > < go away > — sometimes used to indicate motion from a place with no expressed verb of motion or no expressed verb at all < we must away > < whither away > 3. a. < she folded her work and laid it away — H.W.Longfellow > b. < he was a good boxer inside as well as away — A.J.Liebling > c. < we've turned … hard away in a tight circle to port to get out of this area — Richard Dimbleby > 4. < tried to explain away the affair of the letter — H.E.Scudder > < a progressive twitching of the muscles with increasing weakness and wasting away — Morris Fishbein > 5. < it is given away to a friend by the householder — J.G.Frazer > 6. a. < a distinct compartment in one's mind that works away no matter what is going on — O.W.Holmes †1935 > b. < the troops were ordered to fire away > 7. < he is far and away the best player on the team > < the trouble began away back in 1910 > II. 1. a. < he is away from home > b. < he was away at a gallop — Winston Churchill > 2. < a lake 10 miles away > < the opening of the season is only a week away > 3. chiefly Scotland < she was away in her head — Mary Deasy > 4. a. < league headquarters arranges the schedule of home and away games > b. of a golf ball c. baseball < the home run came with two away in the 9th inning > |
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