skedaddle

英 [skɪ'dædl] 美 [skɪ'dædl]

• n. 逃走

英英释义

Noun:

1. a hasty flight

Verb:

1. run away, as if in a panic

经典引文

• He'd grabbed up all his plans, and skedaddled but that didn't bother me.

  出自： R. Davies

• The grey moggie..had skedaddled via the door and could be heard pelting to safety along the lobby carpet.

  出自： J. Torrington