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take flight

/teɪk flaɪt/

Перевод: Начать полет, как птица или самолет, или внезапно убежать или сбежать из ситуации, часто из страха или срочности.

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/teɪk flaɪt/B2formal
  • ruНачать полет, как птица или самолет, или внезапно убежать или сбежать из ситуации, часто из страха или срочности.

To begin flying, as a bird or aircraft, or to suddenly run away or escape from a situation, often out of fear or urgency.

  1. To begin flyingB1formal

    To start flying, typically used for birds, insects, or aircraft.

    ruВзлететь

    • The birds took flight when they heard the loud noise.
    • The plane took flight smoothly from the runway.
    • Butterflies take flight as soon as the sun warms them.
  2. To flee or escapeB2informal

    To run away or escape from a dangerous or unpleasant situation.

    ruСпасаться бегством

    • The thieves took flight when they heard the police sirens.
    • She took flight from the abusive relationship.
    • The crowd took flight in panic after the explosion.
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