英语释义

1. to avoid or stay away from (someone or something)

片语

give a wide berth保持距离

give wide berth to避免

a wide berth对…敬而远之

give someone a wide berth回避

to give a wide berth远离

give a wide berth to避让

ive a wide berth to远离

given a wide berth保持距离

英汉例句

• ONE of the striking features of Mexico「s crackdown on drug gangs is that the resulting violence has kept a wide berth of the capital.

  墨西哥打击贩毒团伙的其中一个特征是结果暴动一直都避开了首都。

• 「I thought you lived in that girls」 bathroom?」 said Harry, who had been careful to give the place a wide berth for some years now.

  「我以为你住在女生盥洗室呢。」哈利说，那个地方他已经避开好几年了。

• Based on ultrasonic measuring distance technology, a new method of detecting obstacle and giving a wide berth used in electric wheelchairs is presented.

  根据超声波测距原理，提出一种基于超声测距技术的电动轮椅车检测障碍物、避障的新方法。

• As I gradually master my buoyancy and hover 15 feet below the surface, I can see schools of small yellow groupers beneath the dive boat giving wide berth to a blade of a barracuda.

  当我逐渐适应了浮力，盘旋下潜到水面以下15英尺以后，就看见成群结队的黄色小石斑鱼为了躲避梭鱼而藏在潜水船下方。

• By granting his employees a wide berth and noting their considerable accomplishments, Fred Smith wins the hearts and minds of both the people who work for him and the people he works for.

  通过给予员工广阔的活动空间，并发现员工的重要成就，弗里德·史密斯不仅在员工中深得人心，也得到客户的信赖。

• More progressive parties, knowing how much the public despairs of him and how tainted he is by the allegations of scandal, might give him a wide berth as well.

  而那些更为进步的党派深知民众对他有多失望，丑闻的多项指控让他有多名誉扫地，所有这些都将使他们对小泽退避三舍。