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ducked off
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Meanings:
1.
United States
informal
colloquial
Past tense of 'duck off'; to have left quickly or slipped away, often furtively or without drawing attention.
To have retreated or slipped into a place (for example, into a building or side street) to avoid notice or interaction.
Examples:
EN:
Fired a gun a couple of times then ducked off into a building like 20 feet from me.
ES:
Disparó el arma un par de veces y luego se escondió en un edificio a 6 metros de mí.
EN:
Oh, I'm sorry, he's just ducked off with Charlie.
ES:
Lo siento, acaba de salir con Charlie.
EN:
She ducked off into a store and lost him, but she was still pretty freaked.
ES:
Se metió en una tienda y lo perdió, pero seguía bastante asustada.
ID:
Nia menyelinap ke toko, lalu pria itu hilang, tapi dia masih sangat ketakutan.
EN:
This guy ran around a corner. Fired a gun a couple of times then ducked off into a building like 20 feet from me.
ID:
Seorang pria berlari di tikungan, menembak beberapa kali, lalu masuk ke dalam gedung, sekitar enam meter di depanku.
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