Lingaku- (coll.) to beat it
- to take French leave
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to beat it
- to take French leave
This colloquial expression is used to indicate leaving quickly or escaping from a situation without informing others.
I felt uncomfortable, so I decided to beat it.
This phrase implies leaving a place without permission or notice, often used in a light-hearted or humorous context.
She took French leave before the meeting started; that’s really rude.
He took French leave again without telling anyone.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shǎn rén闪人to beat itkuài sù快速shǎn rén闪人to make a quick escapetū rán突然shǎn rén闪人to leave suddenlyqiāo qiāo悄悄shǎn rén闪人to sneak awayjí shí及时shǎn rén闪人to leave in timeyī qǐ一起shǎn rén闪人to leave togetherbù dài不带yī shēng一声shǎn rén闪人to leave without a wordsuí biàn随便shǎn rén闪人to leave casuallyguǒ duàn果断shǎn rén闪人to make a decisive exitdǎ suàn打算shǎn rén闪人to plan to leavemò mò默默shǎn rén闪人to leave quietlyxiān先shǎn rén闪人to leave first