make away
US /ˈmek əˈweɪ/
・UK /ˈmeik əˈweɪ/
B2
phr.v.To escape or run away, often secretly or hastily.
The thief made away before the police arrived at the scene.
phr.v.To steal or take something away unlawfully.
Someone made away with all the money from the safe overnight.
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16 “MAKE” Phrasal Verbs: “make for”, “make off”, “make out”...
- Make away with or make off with basically mean the same thing.
Make away with or make off with basically mean the same thing.
- What did you make away with?
What did you make away with?
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- Too slow to make away with the money man.
Too slow to make away with the money man.
- Because he's too slow to make away with the money, man.
Because he's too slow to make away with the money, man.
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- but sometimes I need a stick drink, sippin' from a highball that I sell the world that I make away.
but sometimes I need a stick drink, sippin' from a highball that I sell the world that I make away.