1.(动物,尤指家畜)早产,流产
2.偷偷地走进,溜走,潜逃 (away by off)
1.早产的小牛
2.鬼鬼祟祟的人
1.早产的,不足月的(小牛等)
1.to go somewhere slowly and quietly so that people will not notice you
1.She slunk out in temporary shame until her owner made enough goo-goo over her that she started to feel better.
她一时害羞就悄悄溜走了，直到她的主人不停地安慰她，才感觉好一些。
2.She took one of her new pills, and to her surprise -- almost shock -- the headache turned tail and slunk away.
她拿出新买回的药丸，令她惊讶的是——几乎震惊的——头疼的毛病逃跑了，偷偷溜走了。
3.Once the excitement of candles and no showers had waned, the horror of the situation sank in and they slunk off to bed.
伴着蜡烛还有不见停息的雨，他们在这恐怖的情况下妥协了，纷纷上床睡觉。
4.He saw a party of roaring young blades from Oxbridge in the coffee-room of his hotel, and slunk away from them, and paced the streets.
他在旅馆的餐厅里，看到牛桥来的一伙年轻人在那里大喊大叫，便赶紧溜走，跑到街上。
5.Another sighted the animal as it slunk away, and a shot followed.
另一个人发现了那只悄悄逃走的狼，放了一枪。
6.The defeated army slunk back to its strongholds in the mountains.
被击败的军队偷偷潜回到它在山里的据点里。
7.he and his daughter slunk off silently through the night , and gave up possession of the house of queen ' s crawley.
当晚他和女儿两个悄悄的溜之大吉，不敢再盘踞在女王的克劳莱大厦了。
8.eg 1. We slunk out of the meeting room and left with anyone noticing.
我们偷偷地溜出会议室，而且在没有人注意之下离开了。
9.Then it did burst, and George W. Bush slunk off to Texas, leaving Barack Obama to clean up the mess.
然后，泡沫终于破裂，乔治.W.布什溜到德州，留给奥巴马一个乱摊子。
10.The dog slunk out when I shouted at him.
我向那条狗一喊，它就溜出去了。