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make off 英 [meik ɔf] 　美 [mek ɔf]

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make off

v. 逃走；离开；匆忙离开　

A whale shark tilts upright and yanks on a net, trying to make off with a fisherman's catch.　一条鲸鲨挺直身体，咬着渔网，当渔夫试图捕捉它时，它转身逃走。

The race to 6)make off with some live coffee trees or beans was eventually won by the Dutch in 1616.　最终，荷兰人于1616年赢得了偷取活咖啡树或咖啡豆的竞赛。

1. A whale shark tilts upright and yanks on a net, trying to make off with a fisherman's catch.

一条鲸鲨挺直身体，咬着渔网，当渔夫试图捕捉它时，它转身逃走。
2. The race to 6)make off with some live coffee trees or beans was eventually won by the Dutch in 1616.

最终，荷兰人于1616年赢得了偷取活咖啡树或咖啡豆的竞赛。
3. According to police, Spencer, a high school teacher, paid two students $100 each to break into his house and try to make off with a stereo.

按照警方的说法，身为高中教员的斯宾赛给了两个学生每人100美元，叫他们闯进自己家门去抢一套音响。

ˌmake ˈoff

to hurry away, especially in order to escape匆忙离开；（尤指）仓惶逃跑