(v5r) to take flight
to disappear
(n) evasive answer
excuse
(v5m,vi) to take refuge in
to succeed in running away
(n) preparing to flee
(v5s,vi) to run away
to escape from
(P)
(v5r,vi) to get away
to manage to hold on
(P)
(v5r) to flee
to run away
(v5u,vi) to run about trying to escape
(v1) to scuttle off
to take flight
(n) escapist literature
(n) life on the run
(vt) to fail to hear something
to miss
(n,vs) (uk) hit-and-run accident causing personal injury
(n) makeshift
stopgap
(v1,vt) to explain away
to talk one's way out of
(exp) to let an opportunity slip
(v5s,vt) to miss (capturing)
to fail to catch
to let slip
(n) makeshift
stopgap
(exp,v5t) to (prepare to) run away (from one's responsibilities, etc.)
(v1,vi) to run away and hide
(v1,vi) to make good one's escape
(v1,vi) to escape
(v1) to fail to escape
(v1,vi) to escape
to run away
(v1,vi) to escape safely
(exp) Don't miss it
(exp) to shirk one's responsibility
(v1,vi) to escape
(exp) (id) He that fights and runs away may live to fight another day
(exp) (id) The fish that got away is always big