Definition of run away

run awayverb

chạy trốn, bỏ chạy

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The phrase "run away" comes from the simple combination of two Old English words: "rinnan" (to run) and "weg" (away). The idea of running away, however, is much older than the English language itself. Humans have been fleeing danger or undesirable situations for as long as we've existed. The phrase's origin reflects the basic human instinct to move quickly and escape from a perceived threat, something deeply ingrained in our evolution.

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leave or escape from a place, person, or situation

rời khỏi hoặc trốn khỏi một địa điểm, con người hoặc tình huống

Example:
  • children who run away from home normally go to big cities

    những đứa trẻ bỏ nhà đi thường đến các thành phố lớn

Related words and phrases

  • flee
  • run away
  • run off
  • make a run for it
  • run for it
  • take flight
  • make off
  • take off
  • take to one's heels
  • make a break for it
  • bolt
  • beat a retreat
  • beat a hasty retreat
  • make a quick exit
  • make one's getaway
  • escape
  • head for the hills
  • do a disappearing act
  • flee
  • run off
  • make a run for it
  • run for it
  • take flight
  • make off
  • take off
  • take to one's heels
  • make a break for it
  • bolt
  • beat a retreat
  • beat a hasty retreat
  • make a quick exit
  • make one's getaway
  • escape
  • head for the hills
  • flee
  • run away
  • make a run for it
  • run for it
  • take flight
  • make off
  • take off
  • take to one's heels
  • make a break for it
  • bolt
  • beat a retreat
  • beat a hasty retreat
  • make a quick exit
  • make one's getaway
  • escape
  • head for the hills
  • make oneself scarce
  • decamp
  • abscond
  • do a disappearing act

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