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1. (v.i.) flee
to run away, as from danger or pursuers; take flight.
2. flee
to move or pass swiftly; fly; speed.
3. (v.t.) flee
to run away from.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME; OE flēon; c. OS fliohan, OHG flichan)
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1. (verb) flee, fly, take flight
run away quickly
"He threw down his gun and fled"
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1. (verb) flee
to leave a dangerous place or situation quickly
to flee from fighting; They fled their homes that night.
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1. (verb) flee
to run away, as from danger or evil; to avoid in an alarmed or cowardly manner; to hasten off; -- usually with from. This is sometimes omitted, making the verb transitive
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Sense: to run away (from danger)
He fled the danger.
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 Afrikaans: vlug |
 Arabic: يَهْرُب، يَفِرُّ |
 Bulgarian: избягвам (от) |
 Brazilian: fugir |
 Czech: uprchnout, uniknout (před |
 German: fliehen |
 Danish: flygte fra; undslippe fra |
 Greek: τρέπομαι σε φυγή, διαφεύγ |
 Spanish: huir |
 Estonian: pagema |
 Farsi: فرار کردن |
 Finnish: paeta |
 French: fuir |
 Hebrew: לִברוֹח |
 Hindi: भाग जाना |
 Croatian: bježati, pobjeći |
 Hungarian: (el)merül |
 Indonesian: melarikan diri dari |
 Icelandic: flÿja |
 Italian: fuggire |
 Japanese: 逃げる |
 Korean: (위험 등을 피해) 도피하다 |
 Lithuanian: bėgti nuo |
 Latvian: bēgt; glābties bēgot |
 Malay: melarikan diri |
 Dutch: ontvluchten |
 Norwegian: flykte (fra) |
 Polish: uciekać |
 Persian: فرار کردن |
 Pashto: تښتېدل، تر پلل، دانګل، پښ |
 Portuguese: fugir |
 Romanian: a fugi (de) |
 Russian: спасаться бегством |
 Slovak: ujsť, uniknúť |
 Slovenian: pobegniti |
 Serbian: pobeći |
 Swedish: fly |
 Thai: หนี |
 Turkish: kaçmak |
 Taiwanese: 逃離，逃脫 |
 Ukrainian: тікати |
 Urdu: بھاگ جانا |
 Vietnamese: chạy hoặc tránh xe, chạy |
 Chinese: 逃离，逃脱 |
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