break loose

英 [breɪk luːs]

美 [breɪk luːs]

挣脱; 迸发

英英释义

verb

• be unleashed
  1. His anger exploded
  Synonym:explodeburst forth
• run away from confinement
  1. The convicted murderer escaped from a high security prison
  Synonym:escapeget away

双语例句

• I like to be efficient and when I start to sing I get into the mood and then stopping and taking a long break can just make me loose the feeling and cadence.
  我喜欢布满效率的工作，一旦开始并且进进状态，长时间的休息反而会让我丢失状态。
• Just when things will seem smooth and easy, all hell will break loose.
  就在事情看上去一帆风顺时，灾难有可能突然降临。
• Can you send somebody up to break it loose?
  你能不能派人上来把它打开？
• To break loose from; get free of.
  逃离，得到自由。
• Skilled warriors keep the overall situation in mind at all times and know when they can break loose in battle, draw the wrath of their enemies upon themselves or take a back seat.
  熟练的勇士保持大局考虑到在任何时候，知道他们什么时候能够打破松散的在战场上，提请愤怒他们的敌人是自己或采取后座。
• On the other hand you need to scoop back on the saddle, if the rear tire starts to break loose.
  再者，如果后轮开始有失去动力的倾向时，你的重心就需要往后移动。
• The administration argues that all hell would break loose if we tried to play by the usual rules with these big banks.
  其管理当局认为如若按对这些大银行的常规去做的话，世界会大乱。
• They tried to break loose from russia's leading strings.
  他们试图摆脱俄国的羁伴。
• If you tell the men that they won't be getting the increase in wages, all hell will break loose.
  如果你告诉他们工资不加了，他们会大闹的。
• All hell will break loose when she finds out!
  等到她查明真相时一切将会大乱。