take flight to

v.

逃跑；

TAKE‐OFF FLIGHT PERFORMANCE IN THE BUTTERFLY PARARGE AEGERIA RELATIVE TO SEX AND MORPHOLOGY: A QUANTITATIVE GENETIC ASSESSMENT
I Wouldn't Dream of Leaving If the Phoenix Was Ready to Take Flight; PETER JARDINE Reports from the Parc Des Princes
Grounded Drones: Civilian Market for Unmanned Aircraft Struggles to Take Flight
Behavioural post-inhibitory rebound in aphids taking flight after exposure to wind
Inflatable Structures Taking to Flight
Generic prices take flight: the FDA is struggling to ground them.
Can Youmake a Teapot Take Flight? ; Philosophy: The Latest Answers to the Oldest Questions
Bee sensors take flight to help farmers
TAKING FLIGHT TO LITERACY AND LEADERSHIP: SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS IN LEARNING
Heli-Skiing Regulations to Take Flight?