wide berth

以确保安全和机动性。
常用释义
保持安全距离:船只或其他物体与海上船只之间保持足够的距离,以确保安全和机动性。
保持距离:与某人或某物保持相当大或舒适的距离,尤其是为了安全或故意避免。

例句

1·He gave the dog a wide berth.

他远远避开那条狗。

—— 《牛津词典》

2·She gives showbiz parties a wide berth.

她对娱乐聚会敬而远之。

—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

3·Shall we give them a wide berth?

我们应该宽让它们吗?

4·Bob got Tom into trouble, Tom gave him a wide berth.

鲍勃使汤姆遇上麻烦后,汤姆便对他避而远之。

5·After Bob got Tom into trouble, Tom gave him a wide berth.

鲍勃使汤姆遇上麻烦后,汤姆便对他避而远之。

6·"They know who we are and they give us a very wide berth to operate in," he says.

“他们知道我们是谁,并且他们给我们非常广泛的操作空间”,他说。

7·The dog looks so ferocious when it barks that the postman gives it a wide berth.

那条狗狂吠时看上去很凶恶,邮差对它敬而远之。

8·When a poor man saw her, he took his wife and children and gave her a wide berth.

当一个穷苦人见了她,他带着妻子和孩子,给她敬而远之。

9·The locals would refer to him as a "crazy old hermit," and gave the eccentric old man a wide berth.

当地居民把他看成一个“发疯的老隐士”,对这个古怪的老人敬而远之。

10·We saw the boss at the bar but we gave him a wide berth. We did not want to talk to him then. (Sailing)?

咱们在酒吧里见到了老板,但咱们避开了他。咱们当时不想与他语言。(航海)?

更新时间:2025-03-27 05:01