to run away from a place, person, or situation to escape danger or capture

to flee or run away from a person, place, or dangerous situation

to run away from or avoid an unpleasant reality or difficult situation

to run away or break free from physical restraint, pursuit, or danger

to run away from or escape a place, danger, or unpleasant situation

escaped criminal; fugitive from the law

to flee; to go into exile

to flee or run away, especially to avoid capture, legal responsibility, or the consequences of an accident

to escape or run for one's life from a dangerous situation

to flee for one's life

to be at large (of a criminal)

to flee secretly and hide, often to avoid detection, arrest, or legal consequences

to skip class

to run away or flee in a panicked, disorderly, or clandestine manner, often referring to criminals or defeated soldiers

an army deserter

a runaway; a fugitive

to run away or escape from a place, especially to another country or to avoid capture

to stay away from school or cut classes without permission

to flee abroad or run away from a country or place

to run away or flee from a place or situation

to run away or escape to a specific location

to escape from the brink of death; to have a narrow escape from a life-threatening situation

to escape quickly and without a trace; to make one's getaway

To evade paying taxes.

to defect

to run away from war, natural disasters, or other life-threatening calamities to seek safety; to be a refugee

to flee in defeat or panic; to bolt from a battlefield or a difficult situation

to run away hurriedly, especially from danger or pursuit

to sneak into a venue or onto public transport without purchasing a valid ticket

to run away or escape, especially to avoid capture or danger

to leave one's home to escape from a famine or a disaster-stricken region in search of a means of survival.

to flee in disorder

to flee or go into hiding to escape prosecution or punishment for a crime

to run away or escape, often towards a destination or for safety

to flee to avoid an arranged marriage

to dodge a creditor

outflow of capital

to flee at the mere sight of someone or something

to flee in disorder or scurry off, often in a panicked or undignified manner

Destiny is inexorable, and there is no fleeing it; one's doom is at hand.

to bundle up valuables and abscond

To be unable to escape the dragnet of the law or the long arm of justice.

to flee and scatter in all directions

the mass exodus of people from mainland China to Hong Kong, primarily from the 1950s to the 1970s

to jump bail

to flee in terror; to stampede

in a desperate situation with no remaining options or hope of rescue; painted into a corner.

it is hard to escape the net of justice (idiom)