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head for the hills

/ˈhɛd fɔː ðə hɪlz/

翻译: 非正式表达,指迅速逃跑或躲避危险、麻烦的处境,常带幽默或比喻色彩。

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/ˈhɛd fɔː ðə hɪlz/B2informal
  • zh非正式表达,指迅速逃跑或躲避危险、麻烦的处境,常带幽默或比喻色彩。

An informal expression meaning to flee or escape quickly from a dangerous or unpleasant situation, often used humorously or metaphorically.

  1. Flee or escapeB2informal

    To run away or leave quickly, especially to avoid danger or trouble.

    zh逃之夭夭

    • When the storm warning came, everyone headed for the hills.
    • The thieves headed for the hills when they heard the police sirens.
    • As soon as the argument started, she headed for the hills.
  2. Avoid a situationB2informal

    To avoid a difficult, unpleasant, or boring situation.

    zh逃避处境

    • He always heads for the hills when it's time to do the dishes.
    • I'm heading for the hills before the family meeting starts.
    • She headed for the hills to avoid the awkward conversation.