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duck (obj) MOVEdQkvto move (your head or the top part of your body) quickly down, esp. to avoid being hit, or to avoid (a hit) by moving your head or bending your body急速俯身（以免被击中）I saw the ball hurtling towards me and ducked (down). [I]我看见球向我猛飞过来，便急速俯身。Duck, or you'll bang your head. [I]快低头，否则会撞到你的头的。Duck your head or you'll bang it on the door-frame. [T]把你的头低下来，要不你会撞到门框的。She tried to hit him but he managed to duck the blows. [T]她试图打他，但他一次次避开了。Some people hate ducking (= pushing) (their head) under/in water. [I/T]一些人不喜欢把头没入水中。To duck is also to move quickly to a place, esp. in order not to be seen.急速移动（以免被看见）When he saw them coming, he ducked into a doorway. [I]看见他们过来，他迅速躲进门道内。(infml) If you duck (out of) a duty or responsibility, you avoid doing it.推卸责任You can't duck your responsibilities. [T]你不能推卸责任。It would be unfair of you to duck out of going to the cinema. [I + out of]你想躲过不去电影院，这样是不正当的。
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