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Meanings of head for the hills in English

Portuguese
meter o rabo entre as pernas
Catalan
escapolir-se

Flee; take to one's heels; cut and run.

      meter o rabo entre as pernas
      Usage of head for the hills in English
      1
      That likely the car would head for the hills, where the I.W.W.
      The Desert of Wheat
      2
      That cat's gonna head for the hills the minute he sees an opportunity.
      Chelsea chelsea bang bang
      3
      In a real revolt, the rich and powerful usually head for the hills, terrified.
      The Guardian
      4
      When I tell him that, he'll head for the hills.
      Finders Keepers
      5
      But remember, if you start a war, my friend, you better head for the hills.
      Genellan: planetfall
      6
      Music lovers, it's time to head for the hills.
      The Irish Times
      7
      Load up the landcruisers, and head for the hills.
      The Reality Dysfunction
      8
      It's time to head for the hills on stage five of the 2018 Tour de France.
      The South African
      9
      Winter can be one of the nicest times of the year to head for the hills.
      The Irish Times
      10
      Better to head for the hills and hope Wonderland don't turn out to be a flop.
      The Irish Times
      11
      So we head for the hills where there are fewer people and more places to hide.
      Angelfall
      12
      It's big news when a band as successful and influential as REM head for the hills.
      The Irish Times
      13
      I mean, if you were asking me to shoot somebody or something, I'd head for the hills.
      Dead beat
      14
      All that's left to do is stock up on the essentials and quite literally, head for the hills.
      The South African
      15
      As cautious as she was, she'd head for the hills before he could get out the third word.
      Love- from his point of view!
      16
      Let's all head for the hills.
      The Guardian
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