Definition
Definition of lamming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The lamming suspect was spotted near the border.
2.
- The lamming crowd was hard to control.
Origin of lamming
Unknown
Examples of lamming in a sentence
Police were on the lookout for the lamming fugitive. The lamming gang left the area in chaos. Witnesses described the lamming scene as terrifying.
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- French:en fuite, violent, ...
- German:flüchtig, prügelnd, ...
- Italian:in fuga, violento, ...
- Spanish:fugitivo, violento, ...
- Portuguese:em fuga, violento, ...
- Chinese:在逃的, 打斗的, ...
- Japanese:逃走中の, 暴力的な, ...
- Arabic:هارِب, عَنِيف, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹרֵחַ, מֻכָּה, ...
- Russian:беглый, избивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:втікаючий, б'ючий, ...
- Hindi:भागता हुआ, लैमिंग, ...
Definition of lam - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- After the heist, the robbers went on the lam to avoid arrest..
2.
- The thief was on the lam from the police.
Verb
1.
- The thief decided to lam after spotting the police..
2.
- He threatened to lam anyone who crossed him.
Expressions with lam
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attack someone with physical force
He decided to lam into the intruder.
in hiding to escape the law
They went on the lam after the robbery.
run away quickly to avoid arrest or serious trouble
The thieves decided to take it on the lam after the robbery.
Origin of lam
Old English, lama (lame)
Examples of lam in a sentence
They went on the lam after the jailbreak. He went on the lam after the robbery. The suspect remained on the lam for weeks. They had to lam before the guards arrived. He chose to lam rather than face the consequences. She warned him not to lam the punching bag too hard.
The boxer was ready to lam his opponent in the ring.
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- French:cavale, prendre la fuite, ...
- German:Flucht, fliehen, ...
- Italian:latitanza, scappare, ...
- Spanish:huida, escapar, ...
- Portuguese:fuga, fugir, ...
- Chinese:逃亡, 逃避, ...
- Japanese:逃亡, 逃げる, ...
- Arabic:هُرُوب, فَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרִיחָה, לְהֵימָלֵט, ...
- Russian:побег, убежать, ...
- Ukrainian:втеча, втекти, ...
- Hindi:फरार, भाग जाना, ...
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