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fleeOld English fleon, flion "take flight, fly from, avoid, escape" (contracted class II strong verb; past tense fleah, past participle flogen), from Proto-Germanic *fleuhan "to run away&qu [..]
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fleeto run away.
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fleeto run away, usually because of danger
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flee1. fly; 2. run away, escape fleemeth
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fleeFlee in the context of criminal law means when a person accused of a crime seeks to avoid apprehension by running away or hiding. The flight must be active, such as running or driving away.
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flee(v) run away quickly
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flee, sb. a fly.
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flee
(intransitive) To run away; to escape.
(The prisoner tried to flee, but was caught by the guards.)
*ro|a se evapora, (disp?rea)
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