Meaning

  1. To leave suddenly or to escape from a place, person, or situation.
  2. To avoid responsibility or a difficult situation.
  3. To elope or leave secretly with someone (often romantic).
  4. To move quickly out of control.
  5. To win or increase easily and quickly.

Today's Sentences

01

I hope he doesn’t run away like last time.

Situation

Where are you going?

I’m gonna go play catch with the dog.

That sounds like fun.

I just hope he doesn’t run away like last time.

02

Do you think she ran away?

Situation

Where’s the bride?

I checked her dressing room but I can’t find her anywhere.

Do you think she ran away?

She might have.
Let me go back and see if she left a note.

Writer's Note

"Run away" is an intransitive and inseparable phrasal verb. Shall we go over the structure and examples together?

  1. Intransitive - Verbs that do not require an object to complete its meaning.
    Structure: "Subject + Verb + Particle"
    Example 1: The child run away from home.
    Example 2: The thief ran away before the police arrived.
    Example 3: He tends to run away from problems.
    Example 4: The couple ran away together at dawn.
  2. Inseparable - When the verb and particle stay together.
    Structure: "Subject + Verb + Particle"
    Example 1: She almost ran away during the argument.
    Example 2: She dreamt of running away with him.
    Example 3: Don’t run away from tough decisions.
    Example 4: She didn’t run away when things got difficult.

Related words: Bolt, escape, flee, leave, retreat, vanish.

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