to carry; to take away

to take away

to escape; to flee; to run away

to snatch away

to drive out; to turn back

to carry

to arrest

to snatch (esp related to a robbery)

to go (of car, train etc); to drive off

to walk

to see off; to send off

to leave home (to live somewhere else)

to slip away; to leave secretly

to release; to set free; to allow (a person or an animal) to go; to liberate

Stay a bit!; Wait a minute!; (to a departing guest) Take care!

to leave home; to go off; to run away

to drag away

to swim away

to retire; to remove; to withdraw; to evacuate

to flush away

to run; to rush about; to be on the go

nowhere to go; at the end of one's tether

to abduct

lit. if you can't eat it all, you'll have to take it home (idiom); fig. you'll have to take the consequences

out of control; berserk; to go for a long walk

to remove; to take away

to drive away

to drive out; to oust

to lead (sb, or an animal) away; to collect (e.g. a child left in sb's care beforehand); to take away

before leaving; on departure

to walk briskly (for fitness); to power-walk

to steal (sb's heart)

bon voyage; Godspeed

(coll.) to take (sth) away; to get rid of

to drain away; to vent out

to send sb away (with an excuse)

to hustle sb away

to float away; to drift; to be swept off

to scamper; to scurry

walking race (athletics event)

to abduct; to kidnap

to run away (in defeat)

to escape; to flee; to run away

to drive away

to turn away; to drive away

hard to get to; difficult to travel (i.e. the road is bad)

to cheat (sb out of sth); to swindle (sb out of sth)

march at ease; route step

to march at parade step; March! (military command)