make off 〔尤指为了逃跑〕匆忙离开; 溜掉；...with sth 顺手牵羊

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make off [  phrasal verb  ]
   1 chiefly Brit : to leave quickly especially in order to escape
    After taking the money, the thieves made off toward the main highway.
   2 make off with (something) : to take or steal (something) and go away
    Someone broke into the office and made off with some valuable equipment.


make off
• to leave quickly, especially in order to escape
• 〔尤指为了逃跑〕匆忙离开; 溜掉:
»The men made off as the police arrived.
  警察一到这些人就赶快开溜。
▪ [+ along / across / through etc ]
» The getaway car made off towards Horrocks Avenue.
  逃跑用的汽车往霍罗克斯大街方向开去。
◘make off with sth [not in passive] [informal] to steal something and take it away with you 拿走; 抢走〔他人之物〕:
»Thieves broke into the school and made off with computer equipment worth ￡40,000.
  窃贼闯入学校，盗走了价值 4 万英镑的计算机设备。

ˌmake 'off
   to hurry away, especially in order to escape
   匆忙离开；(尤指)仓惶逃跑
▪ ˌmake 'off with sth
   to steal sth and hurry away with it
   偷走某物；顺手牵羊

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