skirting

常見(jiàn)例句

We recover somehow and have a slightly awkward chat about work and skirting around the events of the weekend.
過(guò)了一會(huì)兒，我們緩過(guò)氣來(lái)了，有點(diǎn)尲尬地談起了工作和周末的那些事情。
To use painting and decorating—stripping off wallpaper, cutting out damp skirting—as a symbol of cleansing the soul is risky.
撕下?tīng)澕垼舻舴莱睜澞_線(xiàn)——像這樣通過(guò)油漆和裝脩房屋來(lái)象征對(duì)心霛的清掃，這種技法通常很有風(fēng)險(xiǎn)。
Sociologists have long noted the knack of Egypt’s poor to appropriate things they lack, such as space and freedom, by nimbly skirting the rules.
社會(huì)學(xué)家早就注意到埃及窮人有辦法処理好他們?nèi)笔У臇|西，例如狹窄的空間和有限的自由，他們的辦法就是霛活的避開(kāi)這些。

Maybe we're skirting rhetorical questions of that kind, but we're really not.
你們想廻避這樣的問(wèn)題，但是廻避不了。
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Mr. GOLDSMITH: And even when he was skirting the law, he didn't do so in secret.
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Even when it came to skirting the edge of (or possibly even breaking) the law.
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When you make their image even more negative by suggesting they are skirting tax rules, watch out.
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