Make a beeline for Meaning in English
expression
释义
To go straight toward something or someone as quickly as possible, often because you really want or need it.
用法与细微差别
This idiom is informal and often used for when someone moves quickly and with purpose toward something desirable — food, a person, a store, etc. It suggests intention or eagerness. Do not use for literal moving in a straight line unless motivation is clear.
例句
When we arrived at the party, she made a beeline for the food table.
basic
He always makes a beeline for the window seat on the bus.
basic
As soon as the doors opened, the kids made a beeline for the playground.
basic
The moment he saw his friend across the room, he made a beeline for her.
natural
After work, I usually make a beeline for the gym to unwind.
natural
As soon as the sale started, shoppers made a beeline for the electronics section.
natural