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| gen. |
slope; buzz off; steal out; belt off; flake out; make away; bilk; get away; shirk; skip; take to one's legs; give the bag to hold; cut sticks; give the guy to; scurry away; sling one's hook; take to one's heels; take to legs; shirk away; shirk off; shirk out; show a leg; take wings; give the double (от кого-либо); pad the hoof; play hookey (с уроков); take to the woods; do a vanishing act (Anglophile); steal away (Anglophile); slip away (Anglophile); give the slip (Mermaiden); tail out; take a powder; take to one's leg; slip out (April May); bolted (the rabbit bolted into its burrow akrivobo); slink out (Mr. Wolf); creep out; drop out; show the heels; move off; steal; steal from; cut one's sticks; take the air |
| amer., slang |
snake |
| inf. |
duck out; play hooky (с уроков); flack out; make oneself scarce; sneak away; sneak off (Abysslooker); sneak out (Abysslooker); sneak out of (At first I thought he was doing it all to hide the fact that Jack snuck out of our house. Abysslooker) |
| Makarov. |
buzz over; make a get away; make a getaway; make off; male off; skip off; take to itself wings; take wing |
| Makarov., inf. |
catch off; slope away; take off |
| Makarov., inf., amer. |
skip out |
| sl., teen. |
nope out (To leave a place or abandon a situation or activity, usually quickly, because of feelings of fear or disgust. КГА) |
| slang |
make tracks; buzz away; powder; cut one's stick; crap out; scate (от оплаты, возврата долга и т.п.); sell out; skate (от оплаты, возврата долга и т.п.); skiddoo; skidoo; snurge (особенно уклониться от работы); bounce (I'm getting a bit tired of this party, let's bounce. fddhhdot) |
| slang, Makarov. |
slope off |
