摆脱 | bǎi tuō | to break away from; to cast off (old ideas etc); to get rid of; to break away (from); to break out (of); to free oneself from; to extricate oneself | |
脱离 | tuō lí | to separate oneself from; to break away from; diastasis (medicine); abscission; abjunction (botany) | |
脱贫致富 | tuō pín zhì fù | to rise from poverty and become prosperous (idiom); poverty alleviation | |
脱颖而出 | tuō yǐng ér chū | to reveal one's talent (idiom); to rise above others; to distinguish oneself | |
脱贫 | tuō pín | to lift oneself out of poverty |
1 | He took off his coat and sat down. | |
2 | Take your shoes off at the door. | |
3 | Finally, I slid off my coat, but the gesture must have seemed like pity, because she pulled on hers. | |
4 | Boy: Can you take off my helmet and put it on? It' s uncomfortable and it's bothering me while I drive. | |
5 | The boy fulled his shirt off and threw it onto his bed. |