| 释义 |
●ˌget sth ˈout 🔑●ˌget sth ˈout of sth 🔑1. to remove or take sth out of a place, a container, etc. （从…处）移开；（从…中）拿出，取出◆Get your violin out and we’ll start the lesson.
拿出小提琴，我们要开始上课了。◆He started to get his wallet out (of his pocket) but I insisted on paying.
他伸手（从衣兜）掏皮夹，可我坚持要付账。◆I’ll need to get some money out (= of the bank).
我需要（从银行）取点钱。◆She got out her cigarettes and offered me one.
她拿出香烟，给了我一支。◆I’ll try and get that book out of the library.
我来试试把那本书从图书馆借出来。◆ (figurative) I can’t get the argument out of my mind.
我忘不掉那次争吵。SYN take sth out, take sth out of sth2. to remove a mark, etc. from sth 除去，擦掉（污痕等）◆Did you manage to get out that oil stain?
你把那块油污弄掉了吗？◆I can’t get the red wine out of the carpet.
我除不掉地毯上的红酒污渍。OBJ stain[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] (less frequent) [v + n/pron + adv + prep]
 ●get sth out of your ˈsystem (informal) to do or say sth so that you no longer feel a very strong emotion or have a very strong desire 宣泄，排解，消解（强烈的感情或欲望）◆I need to get the anger out of my system.
我得消消气。◆You’ll feel better once you’ve got it all out of your system.
你发泄完就会感觉好些的。 |