Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-to-flight
idiom
/teɪk tə flaɪt/
Definition
To flee or escape, often in a hurry; to run away.
Examples
- When the noise started, the birds took to flight.
- As soon as he saw the police, he took to flight.
- The rabbits took to flight at the first sign of danger.
Meaning
This phrase is used when someone or something leaves quickly, typically to avoid danger or an unwanted situation.
Synonyms
- flee
- run away
- take off
- escape
