take flight
idiomPart offlight
take flight — idiom
1. to suddenly run away from a place or situation, especially because you are in da
1.慣用語
釋義
to suddenly run away from a place or situation, especially because you are in danger or afraid
例句
The rabbits took flight the moment they heard the hunter's footsteps in the forest.
When the shouting started inside the house, the children took flight through the back garden.