Examples of using Run and hide in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Computer
Run and hide.
It can run and hide.
So why does your pride make you run and hide.
So, run and hide?
You can easily shoot, run and hide.
Now run and hide.
Besides sparse quick-time events, you must simply run and hide.
He could run and hide.
Langermann cannot fight except in scripted scenes, but must run and hide.
He might run and hide.
They can run and hide if they see planes in the sky but they can't see or hear us.
You seldom run and hide.
They run and hide in the mountains.
Yeah, you better run and hide away.
It can run and hide. It has fears and emotions.
When a predator is spotted, the Meerkat performing as sentry gives a warning bark,and other members of the gang will run and hide in one of the many bolt holes they have spread across their territory.
I won't run and hide, you understand?
You will have to run and hide to survive.
Langermann cannot fight except in scripted scenes, but must run and hide.[3] He also wears glasses, which limit the player's vision if they fall off.[2] The player can crouch, run, jump, walk, vault, slide and climb much like the first game and can hide in lockers, barrels, wardrobes, beds, pools of water, tall grass, cornfields, and inside of houses.
No, she would not run and hide as if her heart were breaking.
Sometimes, dogs might run and hide under the bed or in their crate.
Not someone, who just runs and hides.
Running and hiding all the people go.
It emphasizes sneaking, running and hiding mechanics to surpass obstacles rather than combat.
She then ran and hid herself in the toilet… He fired three more shots," a police source told City Press.
When the man came home, the dog ran and hid and never appeared again until he left.
He felt helpless and scared when he heard their loud voices,and he usually ran and hid in his room.
If you're there, get out as fast as you can, but if you can't,try running and hiding in the nearest building;
Obama will be speaking to people like 33-year-old Anysay Keola,who remembers his mother's stories of running and hiding from the bombs and of memorizing a phrase roughly translating to:“The U.S. dropped the bomb on us.”.
It's exactly like she remembers when she was a young girl and came to visit,only she ran and hid as soon as she rang the doorbell.