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Take to one's heels - ছুটিয়া পালানো
SYNONYM  to run away.
EXAMPLE  The thieves took to their heels to see the police.

Nearby Words:

Take after Take one to task Take to heart

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Appropriate Preposition:

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  • Offended at ( বিরক্ত (কোন কাজে) ) I am offended with you at your conduct.
  • Ambition for ( উচ্চাকাঙ্খা ) He has no ambition for fame in life.
  • Interest in ( আগ্রহ ) He has a special interest in history.
  • Believe in ( বিশ্বাস করা ) I do not believe in his honesty.
  • Pleased at ( সন্তুষ্ট (কোনকিছু) ) I am pleased at the news.
  • Come of ( জন্মগ্রহণ করা ) He comes of a noble family.

Idioms:

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  • when pigs fly ( কখনও না ) I will help you when pigs fly
  • Lion's share ( সিংহভাগ ) He took the lion's share of the profit.
  • Bag and baggage ( তল্পিতল্পাসহ ) He left the place bag and baggage.
  • At the eleventh hour ( শেষ মুহূর্তে ) he doctor came to the patient at the eleventh hour.
  • know from a bare hint ( এক আঁচরেই বোঝা )
  • walk in someone shoes ( কারো অভিজ্ঞতা বা অবস্থানে থাকা বোঝায় ) When you walk in my shoes, you might understand.