flee

flee
fli:
past tense, past participle - fled; verb
(to run away (from danger): He fled the danger.) huir
flee vb huir
El pasado y participio pasado de flee es fled; el gerundio se escribe fleeing
flee
tr[fliː]
transitive verb (pt & pp fled tr[fled] )
1 (run away) huir de
■ hundreds fled the country cientos de personas huyeron del país
intransitive verb
1 (run away, escape) huir
■ the people fled in fear la gente huyó espantada
■ she had to flee to America tuvo que huir a América
2 (vanish) desaparecer
flee ['fli:] v, fled ['flɛd] ; fleeing vi
: huir, escapar(se)
flee vt
: huir de
flee
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: fled) = afufar v.
• apeldar v.
• escapar v.
• evadir v.
• fugarse v.
• huir v.
• pirarse v.
• rehuir v.
fliː
1.
(past & past p fled) intransitive verb huir*, escapar

to flee FROM somebody/something — huir* or escapar de alguien/algo

the little girl fled to her mother — la niña corrió hacia su madre

to flee TO something: they fled to safety/shelter — corrieron a ponerse a salvo/a refugiarse


2.
vt huir* de

to flee the country — huir* del país

[fliː] (pt, pp fled)
1.
VT huir de

to flee the country — huir del país

2.
VI huir (from de); darse a la fuga

they fled to the West/the mountains — huyeron hacia el oeste/las montañas

* * *
[fliː]
1.
(past & past p fled) intransitive verb huir*, escapar

to flee FROM somebody/something — huir* or escapar de alguien/algo

the little girl fled to her mother — la niña corrió hacia su madre

to flee TO something: they fled to safety/shelter — corrieron a ponerse a salvo/a refugiarse


2.
vt huir* de

to flee the country — huir* del país


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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