absent (oneself) from (someone or something)

To avoid or stay away from someone or something. I had to absent myself from his presentation because the sight of him still makes me so angry.

absent oneself from someone or something

to remain away from or avoid someone or some place. Fred absented himself from the meeting, which he was certain would be boring.

词组	absent (oneself) from (someone or something)
释义	absent (oneself) from (someone or something) absent (oneself) from (someone or something) To avoid or stay away from someone or something. I had to absent myself from his presentation because the sight of him still makes me so angry. See also: absent Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. absent oneself from someone or something to remain away from or avoid someone or some place. Fred absented himself from the meeting, which he was certain would be boring. See also: absent McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: absent oneself from absent absent (oneself) from convey (something) from (someone or something) convey (something) from (someone or sth) to (someone or sth) convey (something) to (someone or something) convey convey (something) fill a/the void void
随便看	cut up rough/nasty cut water off cut with cut wolf loose cut your cloth cut your coat according to your cloth cut your losses cut your own throat cut your peaches cut your teeth cut your teeth on something cuz CYA Cyber Monday cycle cylinder cylinder head Da dab dab at dab at (something) dabble dabble at dabble at (something) dabble in