wriggle out of

基本解釋

And they are very hard to wriggle out of, even if the borrower goes bankrupt.
而且私人貸款很難設(shè)法逃避，即使貸款人已經(jīng)破産。
Banks would love to wriggle out of the most egregious deals, or at least get better terms.
那些銀行很高興能夠擺脫那些太過分的交易，或起碼得到些較好的條款。
They also dropped demands for a hard cap on individual team payrolls and the right to wriggle out of contracts with unproductive players.
他們也已經(jīng)放棄了一些要求：包括對(duì)於每支球隊(duì)實(shí)施硬性薪資封頂，以及有權(quán)利解除表現(xiàn)不好的球員的郃同。

There's a sense of joy in the evening, as newborn turtles wriggle out of their nest and waddle to the ocean to begin their lives.

Plainly, Mr Assad is in a bind—and cannot see how to wriggle out of it.
ECONOMIST: Syria
They will take it as proof that he always intended to wriggle out of the offer they rejected.
ECONOMIST: And finding that, in Thailand, they no longer fit together
Generali still hopes it can wriggle out of its predicament at little cost.
ECONOMIST: Insurance and the Holocaust

If you say that someone has wriggled out of doing something, you disapprove of the fact that they have managed to avoid doing it, although they should have done it.