step on it

英 [step ɒn ɪt]

美 [step ɑːn ɪt]

快点;赶快

英英释义

verb

• move fast
  1. He rushed down the hall to receive his guests
  2. The cars raced down the street
  Synonym:rushhotfoothastenhiespeedracepelt alongrush alongcannonball alongbucket alongbelt along

双语例句

• The faster you get to point B, the better so step on it, but watch out for the obstacles that stop you or slow you down ( some obstacles may even be moving around).
  你快到达B点，更好地做一步，但观看了障碍，阻止你或你缓慢下降（一些障碍，甚至可能是走动）。
• When it got to my step mother's turn, she could not jump over it, Ann tenderly told her "no worry, you can have one step on it".
  轮到妈妈经过了，眼看是无法一步跨越的，安娜很温柔的告诉妈妈，没关系，你可以轻轻地踩上一脚过来。
• The adder will attack only if it feels threatened, as can happen if you take it by surprise and step on it accidentally, or if you try to catch it or pick it up, which it dislikes intensely.
  蝰蛇只有在受到惊吓时才发动攻击，也就是当人们偶然给它以惊吓、偶然踩在它身上、企图把它抓住或把它捡起来时，它才咬人。
• Would you step on it? I'm in a hurry!
  你能快点儿吗？我很着急！
• And the second step concentrates on IT auditing.
  第二步，实现以IT审计为主。
• When I realized how late it was, I told him to step on it.
  知道已经很晚了，我告诉他快一点。
• Will the snake spit poison if you step on it?
  如果你踩到蛇，它会吐出毒汁吗？
• I know you wanna take care of this car, but can you step on it?
  我知道你对这辆车很宝贝，但能不能再开快点儿？
• We is late, so we tell the taxi driver to step on it.
  我们迟到了，所以我们请司机赶快。
• If you tell a person to 'step on it' or 'throw on your coat,' they may take you literally, with disastrous consequences.
  如果你告诉一个人steponit（“加速；加快”，字面意义“踩在上面”）或者throwonyourcoat（“赶快穿上外套”，字面意义“扔在你的外套上”），他们可能会按字面理解你的话，那就会引起灾难性的后果。