get wind

英 [ɡet wɪnd]

美 [ɡet wɪnd]

网络  被人知道泄露传播

英英释义

verb

• get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally
  1. I learned that she has two grown-up children
  2. I see that you have been promoted
  Synonym:learnhearget wordpick upfind outget a linediscoversee

双语例句

• Under such circumstances, perhaps shareholders might get the wind up and throw such directors out.
  在这种情况下，股东们或许会感到惊慌，并把这类董事逐出董事会。
• When did you get wind that something was wrong?
  什么时候你才风闻事情不对劲？
• How did you get wind of that terrific business deal?
  你是怎么打听到那笔好生意的。
• The first, corruption case appears repeatedly in the social which economy highly developed. Although Emperor Qianlong has taken many measures, also has not been able to get down wind pressure of the embezzlement, and instead increasingly fierce.
  首先在社会经济高度发达的情况下贪污案频频出现，尽管乾隆皇帝采取了很多措施，也没能将贪污之风压下去，反而愈演愈烈。
• Darren: I've been locked down in the programming department. ④ We don't get wind of important news until three days after it is relevant.
  达伦：我在项目部被隔离了。那些重要的消息我们都要三天后才能收到风。
• However, if a big player such as Man City get wind of him they could blow us all out the water, despite Arsenal having first refusal, they can't pay mega money.
  但是，如果一个大的球员，比如男子城市得到他他们可以摧毁我们的风所有水征得尽管阿森纳有第一次拒绝，不能缴付巨型钱。
• We get very strong wind storms in the spring that last a long time.
  我们在春天里遇到持续很长时间的暴风雨。
• I often feel sleepy after supper and then I get my second wind later in the evening.
  我吃完晚饭常感到困，一到晚上就又精神了。
• But then finally he concluded, If they get wind of me, stiff shit!
  “但最后，他总结说：”如果他们风闻箱，僵硬狗屎！
• The subject has to get wind of it – which can be easier said than done.
  必须让当事人听到这些话&而这说起来容易，做起来难。