bug out

• Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, einen Ort schnell zu verlassen oder zu fliehen, oft in Panik oder unter Druck; auch im Sinne von ausflippen oder verrückt werden.

A phrasal verb meaning to leave quickly or flee, often in a panic or under pressure.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, ohne Objekt

1. Leave quicklyslangamerican

   To leave a place hastily, often to escape a situation.

   Schnell weggehen

   • When the police arrived, the thieves bugged out.
   • We decided to bug out of the party early.
   • He bugged out of the meeting before it ended.

   Synonymeboltdecampfleehightail itscramskedaddlesplittake offvamoose

   Antonymearriveremainstay

2. Eyes protrudeinformalamerican

   For one's eyes to bulge or protrude, usually due to surprise or shock.

   Hervortreten der Augen

   • His eyes bugged out when he saw the price tag.
   • Her eyes bugged out in disbelief at the news.
   • My eyes bugged out when I saw the huge spider.

   Synonymebulgegogglepop outprotrude

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