• n. 越轨行为；恶作剧

来自escape, 逃跑。用于心理词义，即背后捉弄人，恶做剧。

escapade (n.)

1650s, "an escape from confinement," from French escapade (16c.) "a prank or trick," from Spanish escapada "a prank, flight, an escape," noun use of fem. past participle of escapar "to escape," from Vulgar Latin *excappare (see escape (v.)). Or perhaps the French word is via Italian scappata, from scappare, from the same Vulgar Latin source. Figurative sense (1814) implies a "breaking loose" from rules or restraints on behavior.

1. Isabel's latest romantic escapade

伊莎贝尔最新的浪漫闹剧

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2. The whole school knew every detail of this made escapade.

全校对这场疯狂的恶作剧的全部细节知道得一清二楚.

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3. I never attached any serious importance to this escapade.

我从来没有对这个逃亡事件怎么重视.

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4. Nor could she devour them by any escapade of a less legitimate description.

她也不能通过任何不大合法的自由放荡行为来吞没他们.

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5. He undressed with excessive caution, and fell asleep congratulating himself that nobody knew of his escapade.

他非常小心地脱了衣服,心里庆幸这次偷着出去没有人知道, 很快地睡着了.

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