| Subject | English | Russian |
| gen. | be put to flight | обратиться в бегство (put (one) to flight To cause someone to flee. Often used in passive constructions. • The rebels were put to flight by the advancing army. - 'More) |
| gen. | be put to flight | броситься бежать (put (one) to flight To cause someone to flee. Often used in passive constructions. • The rebels were put to flight by the advancing army. - 'More) |
| gen. | be put to flight | обращаться в бегство (... his loyal and re-enthused parliamentary troops [were] behind him, his international opponents [were] put to flight.) |
| gen. | put to flight | обращённый в бегство ((someone) caused to leave or run away • The expression on the guard's face told Erik this was no movement of soldiers under order, but men put to flight by terror. 'More) |
| mil., obs. | put to flight | обратить в бегство |
| gen. | put to flight | обратить в бегство (to cause to run away; rout (=to defeat and cause to flee in confusion) • The rebels were put to flight by the advancing army.) |
| gen. | put to flight | обращать в бегство |
| gen. | the enemy was soon put to flight | неприятель был вскоре обращён в бегство |