1.久不练习,荒疏
1.not having recently practised or exercised a skill so as to be currently less proficient than usual
1.I used to be able to play well but I'm out of practice now.
我原来玩得很好，但因为不练习，荒疏了。
2."Umm, " I stammered trying desperately to think of a way out, "I am really out of practice. I'm not sure if I can do it. "
“呃，那个……我疏于练习很久了。实在不确定是否能够胜任。”我结结巴巴地做垂死挣扎，希望能够想出一个脱身之法。
3.Most people are capable of critical thinking with a bit of a nudge: They're just out of practice.
大多数人都能够通过批判性的思维得到一个启示：他们脱离了实践。
4.Pat is screaming at me and says if I don't like it, then I should get the hell out of practice, too.
帕特就冲我喊，如果我不喜欢就别训练了，也滚蛋吧。
5.SexualTicTacToe I used to draw during class in high school. I wasn't so bad. . . But I'm out of practice.
我曾经在高中时画过，而且不太差。但是我很久没练习了。
6.To be blunt, America is out of practice at dealing with an independent source of national power.
说白了，在和独立国家势力打交道方面，美国疏于练习。
7.I used to be good at cricket, but now I'm out of practice.
我板球曾打得很好，可惜现在已生疏了。
8.If you don't play, you'll get out of practice.
如果你不练习就会生疏。
9.Don't ask me to speak French! I'm out of practice.
可别让我讲法语！我已经生疏了。
10.Literary object is the social life with aesthetic value and the objective existence born Out of practice.
文学客体是有审美价值的社会生活，是在实践中产生的客观存在。