break out (of sth)

ˌbreak ˈout (of sth)to escape from a place or situation逃离（某地）；摆脱（某状况）Several prisoners broke out of the jail.几名囚犯越狱了。She needed to break out of her daily routine and do something exciting.她需要从日常事务中解脱出来，找点有意思的事做。related nounbreakout

• Davy Jones's locker
• school section
• speaker-hearers
• yellowstone rivers
• maximum-modulus theorem
• he-he
• ground games
• rattling
• telephone banking
• Brancusi, Constantin
• brunhildes
• the Principality
• synchronously
• estimative
• pudge
• it's as broad as it's long
• languedocs
• herpes simplex virus
• hyperpnoea
• of the hour
• Singlish
• indirect fire
• on one's chest
• bitterness
• tannia
• phyllodes
• Richter,Jeremias
• goliard
• josh
• absorption dynamometer
• hepatize
• restrikes
• anchor bolster
• serendipity berry
• interminate
• Squalidae
• 2-mercaptopropionic acid
• Jacobi condition
• end of the town
• erethitic
• enjoy prosperity
• scanning electron microscopes
• have had enough (of sth/sb)
• misbecome
• chemosynthetic
• be attacked from ambush
• thereaways
• affective disorders
• imbecility
• jog trots
• mortmains
• jarful
• dinucleotide
• solubilization
• bedlamite
• butter up (to)
• moralizations
• make bad (或 poor) time
• Alexandrian codex
• in some measure
• boatloads
• Volcano Islands
• splenic flexure
• disk filter
• cherry leaf spot
• Histoplasma
• know sth from sth
• toilet tent
• integratives
• rocket antenna
• tornarias
• great unwashed
• hold firm to
• a bit of a lad
• Scottish Folds
• value-added tax
• gravitater
• stream tube
• black liquor
• grates
• tamperproof
• deprecatingly
• dog tucker
• blink
• nannyberries
• gauzed
• seatings
• trifluoperazines
• gerontophiles
• dereks
• jaywalk
• cen.
• pluck up by the roots
• wishful thinkers
• like clockwork
• PPNS
• delivery boys
• praise be
• skylarker
• anorthite