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1 otrčati
• run away; runaway; scuttle away; scuttle off -
2 odbeći sa kim
• run away with -
3 udaljavati
• run away -
4 udaljavati se
• run away from -
5 udaljavati se od
• run away from -
6 zanositi se čime
• run away with -
7 pobeći
• beat a retreat; bung off; decamp; do a bunk; elope; escape; flee; levant; make off; outrun; run (ran, run); run away; scamper; scoot; shift; slink off; streak; troop; turn tail; upbeat; whip away -
8 odjuriti
• bolt; bundle; bundle away; bundle off; dash off; flee; fly off; run away; runaway; scour away; scour off; scurry away off; scuttle away; scuttle off; whip away; whip off -
9 proći
• blow over; clear from; come by; come off; elapse; experience; flee; get on; get through; go (went, gone); go over; gone; lock up; pass; pass along; pass away; pass off; penetrate; perambulate; permeate; run away; run through; runaway; to go through; undergo; wear off -
10 udaljiti se
• come off; digress; get out of the way; ramble; ramble about; ramble over; remove oneself; retire; run away from; run off the rails; seclude; stand away; straggle -
11 bekstvo
• bunk; decampment; desertion; elopement; escapade; escape; excapade; flight; getaway; guy; offshoot; rout; run; run away; scamper; scuttle; wing -
12 hujati
• bluster; chide; run; run away; rush it; sift; sing; sough; volley -
13 proteći
• elapse; expire; pass away; predict; run away -
14 kloniti se
• avoid; blench; evade; flee; flinch; forbear; hold off; obviate; run away from; shuffle; shun; steer; to keep from; void -
15 prohujati
• brush up; flit; run away; runaway; rush it -
16 zaneti
• benumb; bewitch; captivate; daze; dazzle; drift; enchain; enrapture; enthral; enthrall; entrance; fascinate; hypnotize; infatuate; inthral; intoxicate; magnetize; rap; ravish; run away with; wabble -
17 juriti
• be out shooting; bowl; bucket; chase; cours; driving belt; fling; fly; fly (flew, flown); gallop; hunt; lash out; leg it; make rush at; pursue; race; ramp; run (ran, run); run at; rush; rush it; scamper; scorch; scour; scud; scurry; scurry away off; scuttle; spank; spank to along; spu -
18 odlaziti
• depart; get away; go away; go on; leave; pull off; quit; quitted; resign; resort; run off -
19 ploviti
• bear; cruise; float; navigate; put away; ride; ride hard; run (ran, run); sail; sail in; ship; swim (swam, swum); voyage -
20 pobeći
• whip away• scamper• shift• run• streak• desert• flee
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