汉英词典
Chinese-English Dictionary
MEANING OF 抽身
抽身
to get away from / to withdraw / to free oneself
〈动〉脱身离开:工作很忙,他一直抽不出身来。
chōu shēn
EXAMPLE SENTENCES

这家公司从石油生意中抽身

The company divested itself of its oil interests.

我去做志愿者是因为它能让我从日常生活中抽身而出。

I volunteer because it takes me out of my daily life.

梅尔曼说,英国石油正在看有没有办法从火线中抽身,包括可不可以跟在奥巴马后面亦步亦趋。

As for the oil company, Mr. Mellman says that 'BP is looking for any way it can get out of the line of fire, including getting behind Obama's pants leg.'

虽然这两支骑兵的战斗对整个战局并无决定性的影响,但斯图亚特因此无法抽身,使北军没有了的后顾之忧。

The cavalry clash was indecisive, but Stuart was neutralized and posed no threat to the Federal rear.

如果一名首席执行官在股票发售说明书里暗示他想要抽身,股东们就该认真想想他们是否该趟这趟浑水了。

But when the CEO suggests in the stock prospectus that he wants out, it should make shareholders think hard about whether they want to get in.

由于韩国的等级文化森严,年轻的队员很难拒绝年长队员的贿赂及时抽身,而且整体排外的氛围也非常不利于揭发弊案的大咖。

Thanks to South Korea's culture of age-based hierarchy, it was especially hard for younger players to opt out. The clubby atmosphere discouraged whistle-blowing against higher-ups.

况且,如果他们因为从繁琐细节之中抽身,站在全局的角度看待自己谈论的问题——说不定他们会发现自己一直在错误的方向钻研(悲剧……),这样也算帮助到他们了。

Yet it can also help them if they come up for air some time and see the big picture - and maybe find they were digging in the wrong place...