Lammed Meaning in English

word · lemma: lam

US

ˈɫæm

LAMD

UK

lˈæm

LAMD

التعريف

Lammed is a slang word meaning to run away or escape quickly, often from danger or trouble.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very informal and mostly used in American English, especially in phrases like 'on the lam'. Not used in formal writing. Usually refers to escaping from the police, trouble, or risk.

• Spanish: huir (informal) - largarse (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): fugir (gíria) - dar o fora (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): fugir (gíria) - dar à sola (gíria)
• Chinese (Simplified): 逃跑 (俚语) - 溜走 (俚语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 逃跑 (俚語) - 溜走 (俚語)
• Hindi: भाग जाना (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: هرب (عامية) - فرَّ (عامية)
• Bengali: পালিয়ে যাওয়া - চম্পট দেওয়া
• Russian: смыться - улизнуть - сбежать
• Japanese: 逃げる - とんずらする
• Vietnamese: chuồn - tẩu thoát
• Korean: 도망치다 - 줄행랑치다
• Turkish: tüyme - sıvışmak
• Urdu: فرار ہونا - بھاگ جانا
• Indonesian: kabur - lari cepat

جمل نموذجية

The thief lammed when he saw the police coming.

basic

They lammed out the back door to avoid getting caught.

basic

As soon as the alarm rang, he lammed.

basic

We lammed before anyone noticed we were gone.

natural

He lammed as soon as things started to go wrong.

natural

We heard sirens and lammed down the alley.

natural