slough off

英 [slʌf ɒf]

美 [slʌf ɔːf]

（植物）落叶; （动物）蜕皮

柯林斯词典

• → see:slough
• PHRASAL VERB 放弃;抛弃
  If youslough offsomething that you no longer want or need, you get rid of it.
  1. She tried hard to slough off her old personality...
     她努力告别从前的个性。
  2. The nation states of Eastern Europe finally sloughed off their totalitarian regimes.
     东欧民族国家最终抛弃了极权统治。

英英释义

verb

• separate from surrounding living tissue, as in an abortion
• discard as undesirable
  1. the candidate sloughed off his former campaign workers

双语例句

• It's time for us to slough off our tired old image.
  我们该丢掉原来疲惫不堪的旧形象了。
• First of all, it has promoted its breaking away from outdated traditional modes of thought of law in the modem Chinese merchants, and has promoted China's modem commercial common law to slough off.
  首先，它推动了近代中国商人的法观念更新，促进了中国近代商事习惯法的嬗蜕；
• It's a bad habit he should slough off.
  这是他应该戒除的一个坏习惯。
• Normal glass will slough off silicon that may stimulate high levels of production.
  普通玻璃可能会使刺激高水平生产量的硅脱落。
• She tried hard to slough off her old personality
  她努力告别从前的个性。
• It is possible that the stem cells claimed to be in menstrual fluid are endometrial stem cells that slough off each month during menstruation.
  在月经液中的干细胞可能就是每次月经时脱落的子宫内膜干细胞。
• She can slough off a sadness and replace it by a hope.
  她能摈除悲伤而代之以希望。
• He managed to slough off his drinking habit.
  他终於戒掉了酗酒的习惯。
• Snakes slough off their skins once a year.
  蛇每年蜕皮一次。
• But sometimes, you need to learn to slough off, and then you may get progress.
  人要成功一定要有永不放弃的精神，但你学会放弃的时候，你才开始进步。