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| tail off; show a clean pair of heels; show a fair pair of heels; show a light pair of heels; show heels; take a powder (Roman Melnik); bolt (Mermaiden); take on the lam; give leg-bail (Anglophile); take to one's heels (They took to their heels when they saw the policeman approaching.); turn one's tail (струсив) | |||
| take on the lam ("Someday," said Jackson, "we 're going to run up against something that we can't handle. " Decker nodded... "It never has, but I suppose it could. And when it does, we take it on the lam." (C.D. Simak)) | |||
| take to one's heels; show someone one's heels | |||
| rabbit (shergilov); pull foot | |||
| to take to one’s heels | |||
| make a bolt for it; show one's heels (от кого-либо); turn one's tail (струсив) | |||
| sling one's hook | |||
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