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UK//jʊ ræn əˈweɪ//US//jə ræn əˈweɪ//

Meaning of You ran away

You left a place quickly or secretly.

In simple words: You left quickly or secretly.

You ran away in a sentence

  • When the dog saw the open gate, it ran away.
  • During a scary movie, she just ran away from the theater.
  • After the argument, he decided he would rather ran away than stay.
  • She ran away to the park to find some peace.
  • The cat ran away when it saw the vacuum cleaner.

How to use You ran away

This phrase is used to describe someone leaving a place quickly. It's appropriate in casual contexts but may seem dramatic in formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a rabbit quickly escaping from a predator.

Related words

Collocations with You ran away

  • ran away from home
  • ran away in fear
  • ran away quickly

Synonyms for You ran away

  • escaped
  • fled
  • bolted
  • took off
  • absconded

Common mistakes with You ran away

  • Confused with 'ran away from' which adds a source.
  • Incorrectly uses 'run' instead of 'ran' in past tense contexts.

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Frequently asked questions about You ran away

What does You ran away mean?

You left quickly or secretly.

What is the definition of You ran away?

You left a place quickly or secretly.

How do you use You ran away in a sentence?

When the dog saw the open gate, it ran away.

Can you give another example of You ran away?

During a scary movie, she just ran away from the theater.

What are synonyms for You ran away?

Common alternatives include escaped, fled, bolted, took off, absconded.

What words go with You ran away?

It commonly pairs with ran away from home, ran away in fear, ran away quickly.

What are common mistakes when using You ran away?

Confused with 'ran away from' which adds a source. Incorrectly uses 'run' instead of 'ran' in past tense contexts.

How do you pronounce You ran away?

US: //jə ræn əˈweɪ//, UK: //jʊ ræn əˈweɪ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use You ran away?

This phrase is used to describe someone leaving a place quickly. It's appropriate in casual contexts but may seem dramatic in formal settings.