Everything around him was blown to pieces, yet he escaped without a scratch.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Everything around him was blown to pieces, yet he escaped without a scratch.

Every shot he attempted resulted in a misfire.

At the end of the race he collapsed and couldn't speak for some minutes.

He braved the rapids in a canoe.

He was walking around and around the room, unable to work off his energy.

He charged headlong for [toward] the enemy camp.

He dashed unarmed into the fray.

Out of the corner of my eye I noticed that he was going away on tiptoe.

He has mastered the skill of killing anyone within 10 steps of him at one blow.

I caught him trying to sneak out.

I ran as fast as possible to catch up with him.

He swayed for a moment and then collapsed.

In his attempt to commit hara‐kiri, he stabbed the dagger into his belly, but did not succeed in killing himself.

The ball hit him in the stomach and doubled him up.

Strong as he was, he staggered for a moment under a powerful blow.

He was burnt out, and escaped with only the clothes on his back.

He pulled with all his strength but the rock would not move.

He pulled with all his strength, but the rock would not move.

He remained dejected, with his shoulders dropped.

He came down from the platform while the applause was still at its height.

He fell down from the roof, and what made the matter worse, broke his leg.

He alighted on his feet.

He moped around at midnight, but nobody felt sorry for him.

The bullets were still embedded in his body.

However he wasn't seriously hurt and got away with light bruising.

While climbing the rocks, he lost his footing and fell down [over] the precipice.

He profited by the confusion―benefited by the confusion―and made good his escape.

The tiger rounded on him.

After all we had done, he was still ungrateful.

He thrust the dagger home into the enemy's heart.