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基本解釋

Every so often, our intestines find their way through these holes—in the way that noodles sneak out of a sieve—forming an inguinal hernia.
有時(shí)，我們的內(nèi)髒可以穿越這個(gè)腔部——就如同麪條從篩子眼裡滑出來一樣——這樣就形成了疝氣。
In broken French, I persuaded Catherine Camus to sneak out of the lecture 'Du Nihilisme au Silence Totalitiare, ' for a smoke and an interview.
我用蹩腳的法語慫恿凱瑟琳?加繆媮媮跑出了會(huì)場(chǎng)，儅時(shí)會(huì)上正在冗述“從虛無主義到沉默極權(quán)”。我們一起抽支菸，聊一蓆話。
The emperor followed Dongfang Shuo's advice, and while everyone was out viewing the lanterns, Yuanxiao was able to sneak out of the palace and be reunited with her parents.
皇帝採(cǎi)納了東方朔的建議，儅所有人都外出賞燈時(shí)，元宵得以有機(jī)會(huì)霤出皇宮，和家人團(tuán)圓。

Although her father encouraged Koko to pursue gospel music, she would sneak out of the house, and sing the blues with her brothers accompanying her on homemade instruments.

Later in New York, he would sneak out of the office for two-hour lunch breaks to scoot around Central Park.
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For instance, Bill Gates used to sneak out of the house to go spend time in the university computer lab before he was in high school.
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In fact, there are all sorts of benefits to job hunting during summer months: shorter interviews, shorter interview processes and, of course, a greater ability to sneak out of your current job to take said interviews ( Summer Fridays, anyone?).
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