1.躲开,闪开,避开
2.掩饰,托词逃避,搪塞
3.闪开,躲开,避开,摆脱
1.躲避;〈口〉推托,搪塞
2.〈俚〉妙计,窍门,诡计;新设计的装置[器具]
3.道奇
1.to avoid someone or something by moving quickly, especially so that something does not hit you or someone does not see you
2.to avoid doing something in a clever or dishonest way
1.a dishonest way to avoid doing something unpleasant
2.a quick movement to avoid something
1.For now, at least, the Gulf states -- and their economies -- seem to have dodged a bullet.
至少到目前为止，海湾各国和他们的经济似乎已经躲过了一劫。
2.It was as Harry dodged another Bludger, which went spinning dangerously past his head, that it happened.
就在哈利躲过另一只嗖嗖旋转、擦着他头皮飞过的游走球时，事情发生了。
3.Well, we seem to have dodged the deadly pandemic this year that most of us feared, but this threat could reappear at any time.
然而，我们看起来似乎逃过了一劫——发生在今年的致命性大流感。却让我们极为恐惧。
4.When the enemy shot at him he dodged out of range.
当敌人向他开枪时他跑出了射程。
5.Yet no one is ready to say for sure that we've dodged the bullet -- and no one is calling off the massive vaccination campaign. Why?
不过，没有人能信心十足地说，我们已经逃过一劫――也没有人在号召发起大规模的免疫运动。为什么会这样？
6.He made an attempt to kiss her; she felt his hot breath fanning her cheek, and dodged.
他想吻她，她感觉到他呼出的热气吹到她脸上，就躲闪开。
7.The relation between the rational and modernist literature and art has been a topic dodged by the academic circles.
理性与现代派文艺的关系问题一直是学术界回避的话题，似乎现代派文艺和审丑文艺只是非理性的产物。
8.All the children went halves in two groups and one group throwed, the other dodged .
所有的人分成了两组，一组扔一组躲。
9.Aunt Sally she stuck to the sick-room all day and all night, and every time I see Uncle Silas mooning around I dodged him.
萨莉阿姨整天整夜呆在病人的房间里。每逢西拉斯姨父没精打采走过来，我马上就躲到一边去。
10.He dodged behind the long table where the Senators had sat so that it was now between him and Obi-Wan.
他闪到议员们坐过的长桌后，现在他和欧比旺分别处在桌子的两边。