Phrasal Verb - Running Away
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.Definition
- To leave a place suddenly and without planning to return, often due to fear, anxiety, or a difficult situation.
- To abandon a responsibility or obligation.
- To escape from danger or pursuit.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | John ran away from home when his parents found out about his bad grades. |
| 2 | The thief ran away after being caught by the police. |
| 3 | Employees often run away from difficult conversations with their bosses. |
| 4 | When the fire alarm went off, everyone ran away from the building. |
| 5 | The fugitive ran away from the law enforcement officers. |
| 6 | She ran away from her problems instead of facing them. |
| 7 | The soldiers ran away from the battlefield during the retreat. |
| 8 | When he saw the huge spider, he ran away screaming. |
| 9 | The children ran away from their chores when their parents weren't looking. |
| 10 | The runaway train caused chaos and destruction in the city. |