Did you abscond with the church funds?

你卷走教堂的基金逃了吗？

Pages abound with wonderful words: absquatulate (to abscond), couthutlaughe (a person knowingly concealing an outlaw) and zwodder (a drowsy feeling).

精彩的词汇在书中俯拾皆是：absquatulate(逃遁)、Couthortleh(故意窝藏罪犯的人)、zwodder(昏昏欲睡的感觉)。

She stole cash and drugs from Dom, an acquaintance, before she absconded, and he is violent and vengeful.

她从熟人 Dom 那里偷了现金和毒品， 在她潜逃之前，而他是暴力和报复性的。

Jim absconded abroad, then was caught aboard a ship.

吉姆潜逃到国外，后来在船上被抓获。

You almost always hear and read the verb " abscond" with the preposition " with."

你几乎总是听到和读到带有介词“with” 的动词“abscond” 。

Travis King had been in jail for two months on assault charges and was due to be flown back to America when he absconded.

特拉维斯·金因袭击指控已入狱两个月，他潜逃时本应被遣送回美国。

This network of individuals is usually referred to as The Ratline and involved figures ultimately absconding to South America and Argentina in particular.

这个个人网络通常被称为“Ratline”，涉及的人物最终潜逃到南美洲和阿根廷。

" To abscond" means to leave before anyone puts you in prison – at least that's the way we usually use it.

“潜逃”的意思是在任何人把你关进监狱之前离开——至少我们通常是这样使用的。

After the preposition, you put what the person left with, because typically " abscond" is used in cases where someone is stealing something.

在介词之后， 你放上 what the person left with，因为通常在有人偷东西的情况下使用“潜逃” 。

" He absconded with my iPhone." " He absconded with my shoes." Although, I'm not sure why anyone would want to steal my shoes.

“他带着我的iPhone潜逃了。 ” “他带着我的鞋子潜逃了。 ”虽然，我不确定为什么会有人想偷我的鞋子。