sack out

常見(jiàn)例句

LL: To sack out is to go to sleep.
噢，原來(lái)to sack out就是睡覺(jué)。
After lunch, I go out and beat mister angel with a broom and kick the guy's sack out into the street.
喫過(guò)午飯後，我走到門(mén)外用掃帚扁他，把他的袋子踢到街上。
Working, watching TV or other pre-bedtime activities should be done anywhere but the bedroom, so when it's time to turn in and get under the covers, your body takes it as a signal to sack out.
工作，看電眡，或者其他睡前活動(dòng)可以在別的地方做，但是臥室不行，所以?xún)}睡覺(jué)時(shí)間一到，你的身躰就會(huì)接受到信號(hào)自動(dòng)解除運(yùn)作。

As a boy,he was stuffed in a sack and nearly beaten to death by Khmer Rouge soldiers simply for letting air out of a car tire.

If there are lots of kids, this is a great time to pull the previously mentioned present sack out, reach in the bag, call out a name, and have a short visit with Santa.
FORBES: Connect
Mr Tung cannot easily sack those unwilling to carry out his policy—that would smack of instability.
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Their average tenure has declined from ten years in the 1970s to six years today, and boards are becoming ever more likely to sack bosses if they get out of line, particularly in Europe.
ECONOMIST: Schumpeter