chạy trốn
/ˈrʌnəweɪ//ˈrʌnəweɪ/"Runaway" is a compound word combining "run" and "away." The term likely originated in the late Middle Ages, around the 14th century. "Run" itself has roots in Old English, while "away" stems from "on weg" in Old English, meaning "on the way." The phrase initially described someone fleeing from danger or pursuit. Over time, the meaning broadened to encompass escaping from a situation or responsibility, including things like escaping from captivity or a difficult relationship.
noun
fugitive, fugitive
a runaway soldier
the horse reared
adjective
escape, run away, desert
a runaway soldier
buck
(US, US meaning) win easily
a runaway victory: (sports) easy win
having left without telling anyone
đã rời đi mà không nói với ai
trẻ em bỏ trốn
not under the control of its owner, rider or driver
không nằm dưới sự kiểm soát của chủ sở hữu, người lái hoặc người lái xe
một con ngựa/ô tô bỏ chạy
happening very easily or quickly, and not able to be controlled
xảy ra rất dễ dàng hoặc nhanh chóng và không thể kiểm soát được
một kẻ chiến thắng/chiến thắng bỏ chạy
sự thành công vượt bậc của vở kịch đầu tiên của cô
lạm phát phi mã
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