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fly honeysuckle

/flaɪ ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl/

翻译: 过时或不再使用的俚语表达,意为迅速离开、逃跑或摆脱某种处境,常见于19世纪英国俚语。

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/flaɪ ˈhʌniˌsʌkəl/slang已废弃
  • zh过时或不再使用的俚语表达,意为迅速离开、逃跑或摆脱某种处境,常见于19世纪英国俚语。

An archaic or obsolete slang expression meaning to leave quickly, run away, or escape from a situation, often used in 19th-century British slang.

  1. A species of honeysuckleC1formal

    A shrub (Lonicera xylosteum) native to Europe and Asia, with small, paired, yellowish-white flowers and red berries.

    zh欧洲忍冬

    • The fly honeysuckle is often found in hedgerows and woodlands.
    • Its red berries are mildly toxic to humans but eaten by birds.
    • Fly honeysuckle flowers have a delicate, sweet scent.