Examples of using Fled from in English and their translations into Chinese
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Like Joseph, we must simply flee from the allure of Potiphar's wife.
What they flee from?
Dead-end: Rohingya in Malaysia warn against fleeing from Bangladesh.
Which he had to flee from Dresden.
Perhaps this victim will flee from me with a speed that equals my own.
Selecting investments may be less adventuresome than fleeing from hungry lions, but managing your fear and selecting the best strategy is critical for each.
If a Christian disobeys an evil government, unless he can flee from the government, he should accept that government's punishment for his actions.
And it paid off: brilliant Jewish scientists fleeing from Nazi Germany, such as Albert Einstein, gathered at the IAS to explore undirected ideas.
In mid-May, approximately 180 individuals fleeing from shelling and clashes in Jaseem, in the area of limitation, took shelter near United Nations position 80.
Flee from the shadow of this age, receive the joy of your glory; I publicly call on my Savior to witness.
It was Cataure, Visitación's brother, who had left the house fleeing from the insomnia plague and of whom there had never been any news.
When the very animals of the forest began fleeing from his appreach then it was that for us'Wild West' began.".
For example, in the past India has helped vulnerable populations fleeing from neighboring countries, including Sri Lankan Tamils, Afghans and Tibetans.
They flee from the city toward the border but during their trek across the desert, the convict Hassan is killed in a police ambush.
He said after fleeing from the room he'kept running across a bridge' and seemingly crossed the state line in to Kentucky.
Also urges the international community to strengthen efforts to ensure the protection of those fleeing from Eritrea, in particular the increasing number of unaccompanied children;
This Day invites all to solidarity with the men, women, and children fleeing from war, persecutions, and violations of their fundamental rights.
Some reported to have seen, while fleeing from Jabal Sinjar, the bodies of at least 200 children who had died from thirst, starvation and heat.
Most people fleeing from hunger are refused entry and protection in other countries because they do not qualify as refugees in the traditional and legal sense.
All Governments have a legal obligation to help people fleeing from hunger, regardless of their country of origin or status.