to escape, to run off

no other options or alternatives (slang)

not flexible / no room or time for more

expression of confidence; 'in the bag'; 'as good as done'

leave in a hurry (slang)

noun; takeaway

to kidnap

to seize something; to take something away

to hurry someone to leave, similar to saying 'go go go'; best to retreat / get away / escape early to avoid being dragged down by something not beneficial

with justice on your side, you can go anywhere

(proverb with figurative meaning) someone is arrogant

Island Eastern Corridor, an expressway along Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong

out of tune; to describe something that has deviated very far from what is appropriate

to go downhill; going down; to be on a downward path; to be on the decline

to run away

wardrobe malfunction (slip, upskirt etc); accidental exposure / overexposure (photography)

without ice (usually used when placing orders for drinks)

cannot get away with

to be unable to go (somewhere)

to leave without paying the bill

to go back to; to return to

always on the move internationally for a living (spoken)

to play truant

to hurry along in order to run away or escape from something or someone

flee without taking a breath or hurriedly (spoken)

to play hooky / truant from school; to skive off school; to skip a lesson

aisle seat

left; leaving (spoken)

breaking a promise / not paying a debt

to go astray; to fall into the wrong path; to be misguided; to be misled; to go off the track; to take a wrong step in life