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fugir
Catalan
tocar el dos
Spanish
escapar
Leaving a dangerous or unpleasant situation.
escape
fly
break out
run away
take flight
Portuguese
fugir
1
Heavy rains set off landslides and forced thousands to
flee
their homes.
2
We are civilians, our sole power is to
flee
,
Abdullahi Bile said.
3
Bond funds would normally attract interest when people
flee
the stock market.
4
She said she wanted to
flee
and join Choi in South Korea.
5
Some believe IS fighters might
flee
to remote areas in the south.
6
Some have attempted to
flee
on migrant boats to Europe and Egypt.
7
Hundreds had to
flee
homes in northern England as the water rose.
8
DeBrota said prosecutors were not concerned that Fogle would try to
flee
.
9
Tens of thousands of people have been forced to
flee
their homes.
10
Some troops left their weapons and vehicles behind to
flee
the militants.
11
He'd seen her from behind earlier, had seen Gaborn
flee
with her.
12
Frightening prey so that a large number
flee
into a greater destruction.
13
Rohingya Muslims attempt to
flee
Myanmar every year during the non-monsoon season.
14
No longer did he feel the need to
flee
his family's legacy.
15
However, because of his attempt to
flee
,
additional charges had been added.
16
Xinhua said one family of three managed to
flee
before the landslide.
flee
·
flee from
flee away
flee the country
flee back
flee in terror
Portuguese
fugir
evadir-se
escapar
Catalan
tocar el dos
escapolir-se
fugir
evadir-se
escapar
volar
anar-se'n
Spanish
escapar
volar
huir
echarse el pollo