straightaway
马上
definition
noun
Because of the long straightaways , the cars carry a lot of speed into the flat and sharp turns, which is where you'll see a lot of wrecks.
a straight section of a road or racetrack.
adjective
Alley hit a sinking line drive to straightaway center field that got by Day, who dived to make a sprawling catch but came up short.
extending or moving in a straight line.
example
He is not a natural center fielder, and the depth of the balls hit to 'straightaway' center are often the toughest to judge.
He disappeared down the 'straightaway' stretch before I could realize what was happening.
A few lucky people become friends 'straightaway' , soon after they meet or get introduced to each other.
Alley hit a sinking line drive to 'straightaway' center field that got by Day, who dived to make a sprawling catch but came up short.
Linda took the courageous decision to waive her anonymity in the hope of encouraging other victims of sexual and physical abuse to report their situations to the police 'straightaway' .
Some people would go for all-around 'straightaway' speed and they couldn't get through the corners.
It's a challenging track; you're never on a 'straightaway' .
He had joined the team late and 'straightaway' plunged into competition without quite getting acclimatised to the extreme weather conditions or showing concern for fitness.
It is quite obvious that if he could get someone better, he would have dumped you 'straightaway' .
Child protection officers will be under instructions to report any allegations 'straightaway' to Mr Morris and to appropriate authorities such as police and social services.
He blasted down the longest 'straightaway' , reaching a speed of about 200 miles per hour.
The philosopher did not accept these invitations 'straightaway' .
As he is definitely among the top three cricketers India has ever produced, he will command the respect of the boys 'straightaway' .
The 1.3-litre engine will put off a certain section of people 'straightaway' .
Michael is one of the fastest 'straightaway' runners in the league, and defenses must change the way they play when he's in the game.
The track and field events finally get under way today and 'straightaway' two of Britain's best medal hopes are in action.
I'm aware that it takes time for a defence to learn to play together but we need results 'straightaway' .
The Inspector, who was also at the meeting, urged anyone finding drugs paraphernalia, including burned tin foil and syringes, to contact the police 'straightaway' .
However, it was the distance to 'straightaway' center field - 560 feet - that undoubtedly helped Delahanty collect his four inside-the-park homers.
The course is short at 6,157 yards and fairly flat with 'straightaway' holes.
Anyway, we didn't get back until after three that afternoon and 'straightaway' I checked with Penman about the Meg situation.
But Tameside Hospital has opened a clinic which can treat suspected sufferers 'straightaway' .
Anyone who finds the bag or contents is also urged to contact Swindon police 'straightaway' .
‘Do you know, I recognised you 'straightaway' from the photo in the paper,’ one of them said.
If she got going fast enough on the 'straightaway' she could get air and pull a three-sixty when she landed.
If he had given the photos 'straightaway' to a museum or other institution they might have been filed away for years until someone got around to looking at them.
The fourth hole on the South nine actually has two greens - one that makes it play as a 'straightaway' par 4, and another that turns it into a dogleg right.
Chipper's second shot came on a change that Francis left just a little too high, and Jones took it to 'straightaway' center.
He said people who see someone acting suspiciously near a home should call the police 'straightaway' .
Just the addition of this no-nonsense 'straightaway' runner, should ignite the running game behind an improved behemoth offensive line.
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