flee

[fli:] v

спасаться бегством; убегать; сторониться; пролететь (the clouds fled before the wind – ветер рассеял облака); сбега́ть; промелькнуть; исчезать; скрываться (Tanya Gesse); сгинуть (рустамка); драпануть (Anglophile); искать пристанища; искать убежища; пропадать; побежать; избегать; исчезнуть (только past и p. p.); драпать (Anglophile); бегать; пролетать; удирать (carburetted); удрать (carburetted); спасаться от преследований (eugenealper); покинуть (adivinanza); убегать от (something or someone 4uzhoj); уклоняться; прибегать (за советом); сбежать (Now, though, marine expert Dr Olga Shpak believers that she may have an answer to the mystery based on what she has learned through conversations with former colleagues in Russia. Speaking as part of a new BBC documentary entitled Secrets of the Spy Whale, Dr Shpak believes that Hvaldimir had been trained to guard a Russian naval base but had chosen to flee once it was given access to the open ocean. (unexplained-mysteries.com) -- решил сбежать ART Vancouver)

покинуть (что-либо • he was forced to flee the country Val_Ships)

бежать (от противника алешаBG)

прекращение (напр., Investors betting on oil price drop flee as production cuts near (новость с сайта Worldoil.com) Christie)

fled [fled] v

flee! abbr.

flee

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