hide behind的意思

hide behind中文翻譯：

躲藏在……后面

相似詞語短語

hide───vt.隱藏；隱瞞；鞭打；n.躲藏；獸皮；躲藏處；vi.隱藏

behind───n.（非正式）屁股；射門得分；adv.在后面較遠處；留在原地；拖欠；落在后面；比分落后；不按時（完成任務）；prep.在……的后面；朝……后面；（某人通過房門后）在其后面；跟在……后面；幕后；在……死后；落后于；支持；是……產生的原因；成為（某人的）過去

hide myself───把我自己藏起來

bison hide───野牛皮

hide seek───捉迷藏

untanned hide───生皮

hide seoul───隱藏首爾

hide on───隱藏

hide from───隱瞞；把…藏起來不讓…發現; 躲避…

雙語使用場景

I hide behind a big tree.───我躲在一棵大樹后面。

It doesn't hide behind it, as is generally believed.───它并不像人們普遍認為的那樣隱藏在背后。

We know, but don't hide behind your slides.───我們知道，但不要躲在幻燈片后面。

I found a big tree to hide behind, but I could still see the bad men as they killed the group of people I had been with.───我找到了一棵大樹，躲在樹后面，可是我看到了那些壞人殺人的整個過程。

When the deed was done she was as naked and vulnerable as a woman could be. Not even a hair to hide behind.───完事之后，她就像女人原本應該的那樣赤裸和脆弱，連一點可以遮擋的毛發都沒了。

'It certainly sems strange, ' agreed the doctor, ' but wickedness can hide behind the most gentle face , you know. '───“這件事看來確實挺奇怪的，”醫生表示同意說，“可你也別忘了，邪惡是可能隱藏在善良的面貌背后的。”

By negotiating as a unit, China can hide behind the needs of its bloc partners in a way it never could if it was negotiating on its own.───通過同盟化的談判方式，中國得以躲在同盟國需求的背后，達到自己單獨談判所無法實現的目標。

Not to hide behind the hatred of a herd, the roar of the crowd, but to aim, hard as it might be, towards the "good" life.───不要躲在憤怒的、咆哮的獸群之后，這也許會很困難，但也要找準目標，向“美好”的生活前進。

Waiting, I hide behind rows of string players, ready to jump out with a staccato attack that pierces the hearts of the audience.───我藏在一排排弦樂演奏員后面，等待著，隨時準備跳出來，用斷奏樂發起進攻，穿透觀眾的心靈。

英語使用場景

Dark forms seemed to hide behind the trees.

Oil tanks hide behind pampas grasses and dried-up clematis.

Or hide behind the curtains and bark like a Rottweiler.

Tic big tend to hide behind the Online Service curtain bur the Net still attracts its share.

He could hide behind the door and club them down one by one when they came in.

The author prefers to hide behind a cloak of anonymity.

Don't hide behind the door. It's not safe.

I'll hide behind the door.

We hide behind our men, peeping at each other in a curious and suspicious fashion.