abscond from somewhere
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to go away suddenly and secretly in order to escape from somewhere: 潜逃;逃遁;逃走
She absconded from boarding school and hitchhiked to the city.
He absconded from prison just weeks before his sentence was due to end.
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abscond
One young woman absconded from hospital more than 30 times because she was not held in a secure ward.
The guidelines stated that children intending to abscond from residential care should be physically prevented from leaving only if they were in immediate danger.
He violated parole by absconding from supervision.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Running away and escaping
abscond
abscond with someone/something
back away
back off
bail out
be at largeidiom
elude
escape from someone/something
escape route
escapology
extrication
leg
loose
runaway
scarce
scarper
scram
shake something off
throw
underground
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