to carry; to take away

to take away

the general direction, tendency, or course in which something, such as market prices or a situation, is developing or moving

to move towards or proceed to a destination or a specific state

to leave (a room, building, etc.) or to walk out through (a door, etc.)

to leave a location or walk away

to enter; to step into

to have good luck; to be in luck

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

to steal something and carry it away from the scene.

a long, narrow passage inside a building or vehicle connecting different rooms or areas

to walk or go on foot

to force people or animals to leave a place

to walk

to walk around for a short while, usually for leisure or relaxation.

to snatch or take away by force (especially in a robbery)

to carry away; to move out

to pay a visit to people or households for the purpose of interviewing, investigating, or gathering information

to illegally import or export goods

to walk past a physical location or a person

to leave one's home or family, typically due to conflict, unhappiness, or a desire for independence

(coll.) to leave; to beat it

wait and see (who is right)

to approach or draw near to

to leave quietly or stealthily to avoid being noticed

to walk around, move about, or stretch one's legs

to become popular, famous, or fashionable

to arrest and take away

a servile follower or sycophant; a running dog

to be busy or on the go, often working toward a specific goal or cause

to wander about or move around aimlessly from place to place

to release, set free, or allow a person or animal to depart

to function or maintain accurate time, specifically referring to a watch or clock

to start a fire accidentally, often due to a fault in electrical wiring

to leave home permanently or unexpectedly, often due to personal conflict

to snatch away

To be at the end of one's rope or in a situation with no way out.

to leak (information, secrets etc)

to leave for a distant place to live freely or pursue one's ambitions

capitalist roader (a political label used during the Cultural Revolution to describe those in power accused of following a capitalist path)

to wander away and get lost, especially of people or animals in one's care

Describing a road, path, or terrain that is smooth, unobstructed, or easy to navigate.

to depart or leave a location (specifically for vehicles like cars, buses, or trains)

to take an item from its location and leave with it, or to withdraw funds

a passage or corridor between rows of seats or inside a building

to take away or clear physical objects from a place

a polite phrase used when seeing off a departing guest, literally meaning "walk slowly"

to be absent-minded or to have one's mind wander

to flush away