run away with

英 [rʌn əˈweɪ wɪð]

美 [rʌn əˈweɪ wɪð]

（想象、情绪等）失去控制，按捺不住

法律

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (想象、情绪等)失去控制，按捺不住
  If you let your imagination or your emotionsrun away withyou, you fail to control them and cannot think sensibly.
  1. You're letting your imagination run away with you...
     你这是在想入非非。
  2. Radford sometimes allows his enthusiasm to run away with him.
     雷德福有时会任由自己热情澎湃。
• PHRASAL VERB 轻松取胜;轻易赢得
  If someoneruns away witha competition, race, or prize, they win it easily.
  1. Theresa Zabell ran away with the women's gold medal.
     特雷莎·扎贝尔轻松获得了女子金牌。
• PHRASAL VERB 轻率接受(某种错误想法)
  If yourun away witha particular idea, you accept it without thinking about it carefully, even though it is wrong.
  1. It's very easy for us to run away with the idea that we can control everything.
     我们轻易就会误以为自己可以控制一切。

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