defect from (something)

To leave some place, often under repressive conditions and when it is prohibited. I defected from my homeland after witnessing the atrocities carried out by the government.

defect from something

to run away from something; to forsake something. Thousands of soldiers defected from the army. Roger would never think of defecting from the armed services.

词组	defect from (something)
释义	defect from (something) defect from (something) To leave some place, often under repressive conditions and when it is prohibited. I defected from my homeland after witnessing the atrocities carried out by the government. See also: defect Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. defect from something to run away from something; to forsake something. Thousands of soldiers defected from the army. Roger would never think of defecting from the armed services. See also: defect McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: defect defect from defect to defect to (something) seeing is believing in at the death in on the kill repatriate to some place no smoking disinclined to
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