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单词 abscond
释义
abscond
verb[I]
uk
/æbˈskɒnd/us
/æbˈskɑːnd/

abscondverb[I](ESCAPE)

to go awaysuddenlyandsecretlyinordertoescapefromsomewhere:
潜逃；逃遁；逃走
Twoprisonersabsconded lastnight.昨晚有两个犯人逃跑了。
She abscondedfromboardingschoolwithherboyfriend.她和男友从寄宿学校逃走了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Running away and escaping
  • back away
  • back off
  • bail out
  • be at largeidiom
  • be on the runidiom
  • beat a retreatidiom
  • escape
  • flee
  • fugitive
  • gaolbreak
  • getaway
  • go/be run to groundidiom
  • leg
  • scram
  • shakesomethingoff
  • shoot
  • shoot through
  • skedaddle
  • slip
  • throw
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abscondverb[I](STEAL)

to go awaysuddenlyandsecretlybecause you havestolensomething, usuallymoney:
（通常指携款）潜逃
They abscondedwith£10,000 of the company'smoney.他们卷了公司一万英镑后逃之夭夭。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Running away and escaping
  • back away
  • back off
  • bail out
  • be at largeidiom
  • be on the runidiom
  • beat a retreatidiom
  • escape
  • flee
  • fugitive
  • gaolbreak
  • getaway
  • go/be run to groundidiom
  • leg
  • scram
  • shakesomethingoff
  • shoot
  • shoot through
  • skedaddle
  • slip
  • throw
See more results »

You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Stealing

Related word

absconder
(Definition ofabscondfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

abscond| American Dictionary

abscond
verb[I]
us
/əbˈskɑnd,æb-/
toescapeandhidesomewhere,esp. because you havestolensomething:
They absconded with $100,000 of the company’smoney.
(Definition ofabscondfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofabscond

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In 1960 two absconded and were returned within three days.
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The names and details of prisoners who have absconded are reported to the police as soon as possible after they event.
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The table shows the numbers of absconds in each year reported by open prisons.
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In 1961 one boy absconded from the borstal and was recaptured after four days; no prisoner escaped.
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They were eventually caught and taken to an institution, from which they repeatedly absconded because it was not secure.
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The risk of absconding is an important factor to be taken into account in considering an individual's suitability for open conditions.
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Of those prisoners who absconded during 1988 and remain unlawfully at large, a total of four were in custody for drug-related offences.
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None is known to have been in debt to the courts at the time of absconding from prison.
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In addition, two patients absconded whilst on authorised parole, both during 1990.
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They are open, and therefore absconding is very easy.
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One of them had absconded four times, and he had always taken some other boys with him.
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He was allowed to go unescorted and has absconded.
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I notice the offences for which this corporal punishment of 12 strokes has been imposed include absconding, stealing, persistent unruliness, gross insolence and indecency.
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As we know, many children are absconding from school when the crime takes place.
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Three children have now absconded, a male aged 16 and two females aged 16 and 14, one of whom arrived unaccompanied.
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