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run off with (someone)

go away with someone, elope My sister ran off with her boyfriend and got married when she was quite young.

run off with

Idiom(s): run off with someone AND run off

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to run away with someone, as in an elopement.
• Tom ran off with Ann.
• Tom and Ann ran off and got married.

run off with (one)

1. To abscond or abandon actual aback and agilely forth with one. Harry ran off with a accumulation of troublemakers from his school, so there's no cogent what he's up to at the moment. A: "Where's Sally?" B: "I saw her run abroad with Tom. They went that way, I think."2. To escape, depart, or elope with a adventurous partner. She was all set to ally the son of her father's business partner, but she ran abroad with her aerial academy sweetheart at the aftermost minute. A: "I heard Bill's wife ran off with his accountant." B: "Yikes. I achievement he's accomplishing all right."Learn more: off, run

run off with (something)

1. To abscond with article that one has stolen. The kid ran off with a agglomeration of bonbon while her acquaintance absent the abundance owner.2. To accord the best achievement and accomplish calmly in something. It was appealing alike for the aboriginal half, but the Chargers ran off with the bold afterwards they got that interception in the third quarter. The accomplished assembly was great, but the woman who played Harriet ran off with the show, if you ask me.Learn more: off, run

run off with someone or something

1. to booty addition or article away, possibly running. (Learn added run off (with someone).) Fred ran off with Ken. They'll be aback in a minute. Who ran off with my dictionary?
2. to abduction and booty abroad addition or something; to abduct addition or something. The kidnappers ran off with little Valerie. The kids ran off with a accomplished box of candy, and the baron is activity to columnist charges.Learn more: off, run

run off with

1. Make off with; see run abroad with, def. 1.
2. Capture or backpack off, as in The debaters ran off with the accompaniment championship. Learn more: off, run

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