| Definition of 'run away' |
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1. (verb) scat, run, scarper, turn tail, lam, run away, hightail it, bunk, head for the hills, take to the woods, escape, fly the coop, break away
flee; take to one's heels; cut and run
"If you see this man, run!"; "The burglars escaped before the police showed up"
2. (verb) run away
escape from the control of
"Industry is running away with us all"
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1. (verb) run away
to run in order to try to escape
The girl turned and ran away from me.
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Sense: to escape
He ran away from school.
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Afrikaans: wegloop |
Arabic: يَهْرُب |
Bulgarian: избягвам |
Brazilian: fugir |
Czech: utéci |
German: ausreißen |
Danish: stikke af |
Greek: δραπετεύω, το σκάω |
Spanish: escaparse |
Estonian: põgenema |
Farsi: فرار کردن |
Finnish: karata |
French: s'enfuir |
Hebrew: לִברוֹחַ |
Hindi: चुरा लेना |
Croatian: pobjeći |
Hungarian: elszökik |
Indonesian: membolos, melarikan diri |
Icelandic: hlaupastá brott |
Italian: andarsene, scappare |
Japanese: 逃げる |
Korean: 탈출하다 |
Lithuanian: pabėgti |
Latvian: aizbēgt |
Malay: melarikan diri |
Dutch: weglopen |
Norwegian: rømme, stikke av |
Polish: zbiec, uciec |
Persian: فرار کردن |
Pashto: تښتیدل |
Portuguese: fugir |
Romanian: a fugi (de la) |
Russian: убегать |
Slovak: utiecť |
Slovenian: pobegniti |
Serbian: pobeći |
Swedish: rymma |
Thai: วิ่งหนี |
Turkish: kaçmak, firar etmek |
Taiwanese: 逃跑 |
Ukrainian: тікати |
Urdu: بھاگنا |
Vietnamese: bỏ trốn |
Chinese: 逃走 |
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