| 词汇 | go to ground |
| 释义 | Idiom go to ground to hide.She found the constant media attention intolerable and went to ground in France for a few months. (usually + adv/prep)go to groundTo hide at a location where one will not easily be found. I needed to go to ground at my vacation home after making that huge blunder at work. go to groundBRITISHIf you go to ground, you hide from someone or something. Either he'd left town or gone to ground. He left the hotel and went to ground in the station waiting-room. It was a safe place. Compare with go to earth. Note: In hunting, this expression is used to refer to a fox escaping into its hole. go to ground1 (of a fox or other animal) enter its earth or burrow to hide, especially when being hunted. 2 (of a person) hide or become inaccessible, usually for a prolonged period.go to ˈearth/ˈground(British English) hide, especially to escape from somebody who is chasing you: His family never saw him again. He went to ground and they heard nothing else of him until he died last year.This expression refers to a fox hiding underground when it is hunted. |
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