run away in English

noun

1

a person who has run away, especially from their family or an institution.

The number of adults who desert their families is sharply increasing, while that of teenage runaways is steadily decreasing.

synonyms: fugitive, escapee, refugee, truant, absconder, deserter

verb

lam, bunk, hightail it, scarper, break away, turn tail, scat, fly the coop, run, escape

adjective

out of control, easy, rampant
out of control, escaped, loose, on the loose
easy, effortless, as easy as pie
rampant, out of control, unchecked, unbridled

noun

fugitive, walkaway
fugitive, escapee, refugee, truant, absconder, deserter
walkaway, shoo-in, laugher, blowout, romp
fugitive, fleer

Use "run away" in a sentence

1. And then run away?

2. You know I can't run away.

3. You can't run away for ever.

4. The newspaper will not run away.

5. You've always run away from a fight.

6. Do I turn around and run away?

7. Don't run away I want your advice.

8. That confounded dog has run away again!

9. His first instinct was to run away.

10. Why won't you run away with me?

11. Some rascals hit him and run away.

12. My spontaneous reaction was to run away.

13. She wanted to run away and hide.

14. He overcame a strong temptation to run away.

15. Has the boy ever run away from home?

16. They discovered the murderer to have run away.

17. He was slightly ashamed at having run away.

18. You can't just run away from the situation.

19. But Joseph managed to run away from her.

20. Some are killed, and the rest run away.

21. He wouldn't run away with his reins down.

22. You can't just run away from your responsibilities.

23. He just wanted to run away and hide.

24. Don't ask for trouble, you'd better run away.

25. Run, run, run, run away from my psychotic teammate!

26. Omura offers you my job, and you run away.

27. Philistine army should have surrendered and not run away.

28. 2 He overcame a strong temptation to run away.

29. Anytime I see a skunk I just run away.

30. The thief had run away when the policemen came.

31. I've never been one to run away from trouble.

32. His first instinct was to run away from danger.

33. Murdoch advises her to run away and never come back.

34. You would probably daydream or even want to run away.

35. Armadillos also may run away, burrow, or claw at attackers

36. What does Atren mean? (intransitive, obsolete) To run away; escape

37. I saw a few prisoners run away from the prison.

38. The cashier embezzle $ 000 from the bank and run away.

39. He pretended to run away; the sheep pursued and surrounded him. . . .

40. He saw the boy jump over the fence and run away.

41. Yusuke tells Natsumi to run away before the powers are unleashed.

42. Would it help to confuse it if we run away more?

43. The 23 pigs had run away from a farm near there.

44. As I went towards the boy, he began to run away.

45. The robber tried to run away but a man tackled him.

46. Supposedly, like, blinds the bears, giving you time to run away.

47. Don't run away with and idea that you didn't think through.

48. You can turn your gadget on and we can run away again.

49. Cockroaches are mainly nocturnal and will run away when exposed to light

50. When I refused, he tried to run away with the crown jewels.