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1 die Flucht
- {escape} sự trốn thoát, phương tiện để trốn thoát, con đường thoát, lối thoát, sự thoát ly thực tế, phương tiện để thoát ly thực tế, sự thoát, cây trồng mọc tự nhiên - {evasion} sự tránh, sự lảng tránh, sự lẩn tránh, sự thoái thác, kẻ lẩn tránh, mẹo thoái thác - {flight} sự bỏ chạy, sự rút chạy, sự bay, chuyến bay, sự truy đuổi, sự đuổi bắt, đàn, đường đạn, sự bay vụt, tầm bay, sự trôi nhanh, sự bay bổng, sự phiêu diêu, tầng, đợt, loạt, trấu, phi đội, cuộc thi bắn cung tầm xa - tên dùng trong cuộc thi bắn cung tầm xa flight arrow) - {getaway} sự chạy trốn, sự mở máy chạy - {stampede} sự chạy tán loạn, phong trào tự phát, phong trào thiếu phối hợp = die Flucht (Bauwesen) {alignment}+ = die wilde Flucht {rout}+ = auf der Flucht {on the run; on the wing}+ = in einer Flucht {in line}+ = die schnelle Flucht {scuttle}+ = in wilder Flucht {in a headlong flight}+ = die Flucht ergreifen {to flight; to take to flight}+ = in die Flucht schlagen {to put to flight; to rout}+ = die Flucht nach vorn ergreifen {to flight into attack}+ = jemanden in die Flucht jagen {to put someone to flight}+ = in wilder Flucht davonstürzen {to stampede}+
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