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get wind of informal begin to suspect that (something) is happening; hear a rumour of 〈非正式〉开始觉察; 听到…的风声, 获悉…的消息： Mortimer got wind of a plot being hatched. 莫蒂默听到风声说有人正在策划阴谋。 [ORIGIN: referring originally to the scent of game in hunting.] get wind ofget news of; hear rumours about 听到风声；获悉 * The captain didn't want the sailors to get wind of where the ship was going. 船长不想让水手们获悉这艘船开往何处。get wind of风闻;得知：Best-quality colour TVs are sold in a shop，when customers get wind of this，they all come and buy it.上等质量的彩色电视机在一家商店里售卖，当顾客们风闻这个消息以后，都到这里购买。 |