come away

英 [kʌm əˈweɪ]

美 [kʌm əˈweɪ]

离开

英英释义

verb

• come to be detached
  1. His retina detached and he had to be rushed into surgery
  Synonym:detachcome off
• leave in a certain condition
  1. She came away angry

双语例句

• Foreigners arriving in China for the first time often come away with the very same view.
  第一次到中国的外国人，离开时往往抱有同样的观点。
• Come away with me and we'll kiss on a mountaintop.
  跟我走，我们就会在山顶亲吻。
• Studies show that when you ask people questions about themselves, they come away from the conversation with a more favorable impression of you.
  研究表明，在谈话中如果你向别人询问他们的事情，他们会马上对你有好感。
• After youve explored the depths of yourself, you come away with a new understanding.
  独处之后，你对自己获得了全新了解。
• Don't stand there gawping, come away.
  别站在那儿呆望了，走吧。
• I sometimes come away after this discussion thinking, Why am I wasting our time?
  我经常在讨论的最后想，我为何浪费时间呢？
• 'Your children may well come away speaking with a bit of a broad country accent' — 'Right.' — 'because they're mixing with country children.'
  “你的孩子们走的时候可能会带点儿浓重的乡下口音。”——“嗯。”——“因为他们现在和乡下孩子打成一片。”
• We would jump on to the wagon and come away with handfuls of dripping chips.
  我们跳上车，抓起一把湿湿的冰屑跑开了。
• This was the thing I was looking forward to seeing the most at E3, and it has to be said that I did not come away disappointed with what I saw.
  这是些我在E3展会上最想看的东西，现在我不得不说我所见到的丝毫没有让我失望。
• The summer always makes me want to pick up Leaves of Grass for a while and sit on the front porch. I come away happier.
  一到夏天，我总是想拿起《草叶集》（LeavesofGrass）在门廊坐一会儿，离开的时候就更快乐了一些。