do a bunk

To flee, leave hurriedly, or abscond, especially under illegal or suspicious circumstances. Primarily heard in UK. We did a bunk as soon as we heard the police sirens.See also: bunk

do a bunk

make a hurried and furtive departure. British informal 2004 Scotland on Sunday There were rumours after Nessy left. She'd done a bunk with the provy money. She'd gone away with another man. See also: bunk

do a ˈbunk

(British English, informal) leave a place quickly without telling anyone: I heard Jimmy did a bunk with all their money!See also: bunk

单词	do a bunk
释义	do a bunk do a bunk To flee, leave hurriedly, or abscond, especially under illegal or suspicious circumstances. Primarily heard in UK. We did a bunk as soon as we heard the police sirens.See also: bunk do a bunk make a hurried and furtive departure. British informal 2004 Scotland on Sunday There were rumours after Nessy left. She'd done a bunk with the provy money. She'd gone away with another man. See also: bunk do a ˈbunk (British English, informal) leave a place quickly without telling anyone: I heard Jimmy did a bunk with all their money!See also: bunk
随便看	in the first flush in the first flush of in the first flush of (something) in the first flush of something in the first instance in the first place in the first place and in the first instance in the first/top flight in the flash of an eye in the flash of the eye in the flesh in the flesh (disambiguation) in the flush of in the flush of it in the flush of (something) in the flush of something in the forefront in the foreseeable future in the form of in the form of somebody in the form of someone in the form of (someone or something) in the form of something in the frame in the front line