to escape; to run away; to flee

to escape; to flee; to run away

to escape; to evade; to avoid; to shirk

to run away; to escape

to run out; to escape

escaped criminal; fugitive from the law

to flee; to go into exile

to flee for one's life

to escape; to flee; to run for one's life

to escape; to run away; to abscond

army deserter

to abscond; to slink off

unable to escape; can't get out

to play truant; to cut classes

mortal danger, escape alive (idiom); a narrow escape; to survive by the skin of one's teeth

to escape without trace (idiom); to make one's getaway (from the scene of a crime); to show a clean pair of heels

to escape (from prison); to jump bail

(idiom) to survive a calamity; to get through a crisis

to skip class

no way out; nowhere to go; trapped beyond hope of rescue; painted into a corner

to defect

to run away; to escape

to run away; to go into exile

to evade a tax

see 臨陣退縮|临阵退缩[lin2 zhen4 tui4 suo1]

to run away; to flee in disarray

to run away; to flee (the country)

runaway

to bundle up valuables and abscond

to be at large (of a criminal)

to flee abroad; to run away; to desert; outflow

to flee; to run away

to stampede

to flee in disorder

to flee in disorder; to scurry off

to dodge a creditor

to dine and dash; (by extension) to avoid paying a bill

to run away to; to flee

to flee to avoid an arranged marriage

to leave a banquet (without taking one's leave)

to evade (repayment of debts)

to flee to Hong Kong; exodus to Hong Kong (from mainland China, 1950s-1970s); to flee Hong Kong; exodus from Hong Kong (from 2020)

to evade (paying tax); (tax) evasion

to sneak in without a ticket; to stow away

to escape from a famine; to get away from a famine-stricken region

to escape; to disappear

to run away from trouble; to flee from calamity; to be a refugee

exodus to Hong Kong (from mainland China, 1950s-1970s)

North Korean refugee