abscond

UK:  [əb'skɒnd]

US:  [əb'skɑnd]

过去分词：absconded  现在分词：absconding  第三人称单数：absconds  

v.

1.潜逃,隐匿;失踪;潜伏

1 . Abscond is the act of going away without permission OR not returning to the court after being released on bail OR to escape from prison.
潜逃、失踪（擅自逃走或保释后不回到法庭或越狱逃走）。

2 . He'd abscond himself to a secret lair, from which he would lead an abortive raid to free slaves from a wealthy landowner's plantation.
他逃到了一个秘密的洞穴里，在那儿，他可能会领导一场从富有的庄园主手中解放奴隶的流产暴动。

3 . It's not going to happen soon. There are no patrols of social workers ready to abscond with the fat kids of America.
他的主张近期不会实现，因为社会上愿意无私照顾美国胖小孩的人不多。

4 . Prosecutors said there was a significant chance he might abscond if granted bail.
控诉方说道如果他被允许保释，他将有很大的机会逃匿。

5 . This triad system is the greatest accomplishment of the elite and their mission to abscond with the wealth of the world.
这个黑社会系统是最大的成就的精英和他们的任务潜逃与财富的世界。