Write sentence with word away

Antonym: near. Similar words: in a way, get away, await, award, put away, die away, pass away, take away. Meaning: [ə’weɪ]  adj. 1. not present; having left 2. used of an opponent’s ground 3. (of a baseball pitch) on the far side of home plate from the batter. adv. 1. from a particular thing or place or position (`forth’ is obsolete) 2. from one’s possession 3. out of the way (especially away from one’s thoughts) 4. out of existence 5. at a distance in space or time 6. indicating continuing action; continuously or steadily 7. so as to be removed or gotten rid of 8. freely or at will 9. in or into a proper place (especially for storage or safekeeping) 10. in a different direction 11. in reserve; not for immediate use. 

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1. Don’t throw away the apple because of the core. 

2. Better good neighbours near than relations far away

3. Diseases come on horseback, but go away on foot. 

4. Although it rains, throw not away your watering pot. 

5. Take time when time cometh, lest time steal away

6. Money is round, and rolls away

7. Long tarrying takes all the thanks away

8. Don’t trifle away your time. 

8. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

9. Agues come on horseback but go away on foot. 

10. When the cat’s away, the mice will play. 

11. Long tarrying takes all thanks away

12. Take time when time comes lest time steal away

13. Blue are the hills that are far away

14. Misforunes come on horseback and go away on foot. 

15. An apple a day keeps the doctor away

16. Salt water and absence wash away love. 

17. Throw away the apple because of the core. 

18. A soft answer turneth away wrath. 

19. Old soldiers never die, they just fade away

20. A soft answer turns [turneth] away wrath. 

21. Constant dropping wears away a stone. 

22. What we acquire without sweat we give away without regret. 

23. Take away my good name and take away my life. 

24. Evil comes to us by ells and goes away by inches. 

25. Swearing was invented as a compromise between running away and fighting. 

26. The cuckoo comes in April, and stays the month of May; sings a song at midsummer, and then goes away

27. Two dogs strive for a bone, and a third runs away with it. 

28. Two dogs strive for a bone, the third runs away with it. 

29. Take time while time is, for time will be away

30. If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. 

More similar words: in a way, get away, await, award, put away, die away, pass away, take away, turn away, keep away, give away, far and away, away from, back away, break away, clear away, right away, throw away, awareness, be aware of, awaiting, do away with, withdrawal. 

Sentences with the word Away?

Away

Examples

  • «the abaxial surface of a leaf is the underside or side facing away from the stem»
  • «Let’s abstract away from this particular example»
  • «he scraped away the accretions of paint»; «the central city surrounded by recent accretions»
  • «I throw away all mail addressed to `resident'»
  • «figures light and aeriform come unlooked for and melt away«- Thomas Carlyle; «aerial fancies»; «an airy apparition»; «physical rather than ethereal forms»
  • «age-old customs»; «the antique fear that days would dwindle away to complete darkness»
  • «brush the objections aside»; «pushed all doubts away«
  • «turn aside»; «turn away one’s face»; «glanced away«
  • «started setting aside money to buy a car»; «put something by for her old age»; «has a nest egg tucked away for a rainy day»
  • «he’s away right now»; «you must not allow a stranger into the house when your mother is away«
  • «an away game»
  • «the pitch was away (or wide)»; «an outside pitch»
  • «the music faded away«; «tried to explain away the affair of the letter»- H.E.Scudder; «idled the hours away«; «her fingernails were worn away«
  • «he worked away at the project for more than a year»; «the child kept hammering away as if his life depended on it»
  • «cleared the mess away«; «the rotted wood had to be cut away«
  • «fire away
  • «put the toys away«; «her jewels are locked away in a safe»; «filed the letter away«
  • «ran away from the lion»; «wanted to get away from there»; «sent the children away to boarding school»; «the teacher waved the children away from the dead animal»; «went off to school»; «they drove off»; «go forth and preach»
  • «the boat was 5 miles off (or away)»; «the party is still 2 weeks off (or away)»; «away back in the 18th century»
  • «he gave out money to the poor»; «gave away the tickets»
  • «there was no remainder»; «he threw away the rest»; «he took what he wanted and I got the balance»
  • «she kicked him in the balls and got away«
  • «the dominions of both rulers passed away to their spurious or doubtful offspring»- E.A.Freeman
  • «The leaves were blowing in the wind»; «the boat drifted on the lake»; «The sailboat was adrift on the open sea»; «the shipwrecked boat drifted away from the shore»
  • «the track bed had washed away«
  • «the gunman blasted away«
  • «He blazed away at the men»
  • «Mr. Jones blazed away in one passage after another to loud applause»
  • «He blazed away at his opponents in the Senate»
  • «the hostage was blindfolded and driven away«
  • «blink away tears»
  • «blood carries oxygen and nutrients to the tissues and carries away waste products»; «the ancients believed that blood was the seat of the emotions»
  • «After the break up of the Soviet Union, many republics broke away«
  • «there was a breakaway by the discontented members»; «a breaking away from family and neighborhood»
  • «brush away the crumbs»; «brush the dust from the jacket»; «brush aside the objections»
  • «she was by far the smartest student»; «it was far and away the best meal he had ever eaten»
  • «The men cantered away«
  • «The doctor treated my broken leg»; «The nurses cared for the bomb victims»; «The patient must be treated right away or she will die»; «Treat the infection with antibiotics»
  • «Their dreams carried the Romantics away into distant lands»; «The car carried us off to the meeting»; «I’ll take you away on a holiday»; «I got carried away when I saw the dead man and I started to cry»
  • «he used a handcart to carry the rocks away«; «their pushcart was piled high with groceries»
  • «the casings had rotted away and had to be replaced»
  • «Put away your worries»
  • «wearing someone’s cast-off clothes»; «throwaway children living on the streets»; «salvaged some thrown-away furniture»
  • «Mays made the catch with his back to the plate»; «he made a grab for the ball before it landed»; «Martin’s snatch at the bridle failed and the horse raced away«; «the infielder’s snap and throw was a single motion»
  • «Drive away potential burglars»; «drive away bad thoughts»; «dispel doubts»; «The supermarket had to turn back many disappointed customers»
  • «he ran away from home to join the circus»
  • «The clock ticked away«
  • «She came away angry»
  • «Common sense is not so common»; «he hasn’t got the sense God gave little green apples»; «fortunately she had the good sense to run away«
  • «the creak of the floorboards gave him away«
  • «he swore as the ball rimmed the cup and rolled away«; «put the flag back in the cup»
  • «she began to recover from her numb unresponsiveness after the accident»; «in an instant all the deadness and withdrawal were wiped away«
  • «Go away before I start to cry»; «The train departs at noon»
  • «She was digging away at her math homework»; «Lexicographers drudge all day long»
  • «Fritter away one’s inheritance»
  • «He dragged me away from the television set»
  • «The enemy withdrew»; «The limo pulled away from the curb»
  • «She placed the tray down and drew off the cloth»; «draw away the cloth that is covering the cheese»
  • «She tugged for years to make a decent living»; «We have to push a little to make the deadline!»; «She is driving away at her doctoral thesis»
  • «the plane turned away from the sea and moved back over land»; «the earth shook for several minutes»; «he dropped the logs on the ground»
  • «less durable rocks were gradually worn away to form valleys»; «the perdurable granite of the ancient Appalachian spine of the continent»
  • «there is no greater sadness that the dwindling away of a family»
  • «The patient’s strength ebbed away«
  • «a writer of empurpled literature»; «many purple passages»; «an over-embellished story of the fish that got away«
  • «We escaped to our summer house for a few days»; «The president of the company never manages to get away during the summer»
  • «She gets away with murder!»; «I couldn’t get out from under these responsibilities»
  • «the explosion was heard a mile away«
  • «Can you fax me the report right away
  • «The prisoners fell to work right away«
  • «winnow chaff»; «The speaker ceased to be an amusing little gnat to be fanned away and was kicked off the forum»
  • «he traveled far»; «strayed far from home»; «sat far away from each other»
  • «farther north»; «moved farther away«; «farther down the corridor»; «the practice may go back still farther to the Druids»; «went only three miles further»; «further in the future»
  • «he played a trick on me»; «he pulled a fast one and got away with it»
  • «she was yakking away about her grandchildren»
  • «She gets to fretting if I stay away from home too long»
  • «She gave away her antique furniture»
  • «it is a mile away, give or take a few hundred yards»
  • «guard my possessions while I’m away«
  • «the Prime Minister was wearing a grey suit and a white shirt with a soft collar, but his neck had become thinner and the collar stood away from it as if it had been bought haphazard»
  • «we live an hour from the airport»; «its just 10 minutes away«
  • «an invitation to lunch»; «she threw the invitation away«
  • «he said testily: `Go away!'»
  • «I tried to keep the child away from the pool»
  • «She keeps plugging away at her dissertation»
  • «After her husband died, she just pined away«
  • «I watched the blue smoke drift lazily away on the still air»
  • «gave a limp handshake»; «a limp gesture as if waving away all desire to know» G.K.Chesterton; «the afternoon heat left her feeling wilted»
  • «felt sad and lonely»; «the loneliest night of the week»; «lonesome when her husband is away«; «spent a lonesome hour in the bar»
  • «I turned around and there, a few hundred feet away, was our government minder, Li Wong Su, huffing and puffing toward us»
  • «our bodies jumped nervously away at the slightest touch»
  • «replied offhand, his mind a million miles away«; «she threw him over offhandedly without even a Dear-John letter»
  • «The students panicked when told that final exams were less than a week away«
  • «She hoped that the problem would eventually pass away«
  • «Students must plug away at this problem»
  • «she laughed at this sexual power play and walked away«
  • «gave precautionary advice»; «I would take precautionary steps to keep him away«
  • «the children were told to put away their toys»; «the students put away their notebooks»
  • «it’s time for you to put away childish things»
  • «They turned away hundreds of fans»; «Black people were often rejected by country clubs»
  • «The death of her mother removed the last obstacle to their marriage»; «God takes away your sins»
  • «the waves reverberate as far away as the end of the building»
  • «they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights»; «Certain rights can never be granted to the government but must be kept in the hands of the people»- Eleanor Roosevelt; «a right is not something that somebody gives you; it is something that nobody can take away«
  • «Political prisoners are wasting away in many prisons all over the world»
  • «want nothing from you but to get away from your uncivil tongue»- Willa Cather
  • «Industry is running away with us all»
  • «sidewalks slick with ice»; «roads are slickest when rain has just started and hasn’t had time to wash away the oil»
  • «The ship slipped away in the darkness»
  • «we talked for some time»; «he was still some distance away«
  • «It doesn’t seem fair somehow»; «he had me dead to rights but somehow I got away with it»
  • «he walked away with a springy step»
  • «The solar wind protons must sputter away the surface atoms of the dust»
  • «the foul smell of the stinkhorn attracts insects that carry the spores away on their feet»
  • «the storms that had characterized their relationship had died away«; «it was only a tempest in a teapot»
  • «We took the abused child away from its parents»
  • «takeout pizza»; «the takeout counter»; «`take-away‘ is chiefly British»
  • «the houses were swept away in the torrent»
  • «wanton one’s money away«
  • «he made an abrupt turn away from her»
  • «They turned away the crowd at the gate of the governor’s mansion»
  • «managed to slip away unobserved»; «unseen forces at work»
  • «tried to give away unwanted kittens»
  • «the volatility of the market drove many investors away«
  • «The swollen river washed away the footbridge»
  • «he washed the dirt from his coat»; «The nurse washed away the blood»; «Can you wash away the spots on the windows?»; «he managed to wash out the stains»
  • «wash away all the differences»
  • «Watch how the dog chases the cats away«
  • «Erosion wore away the surface»
  • «we began to steer away westerly»- Daniel Defoe
  • «whang away at the school reform plan»
  • «The gust of air whiffed away the clouds»
  • «The President was whisked away in his limo»
  • «Her optimism whistled away these worries»

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(adj):
not here or not at its usual place


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«Our team is playing an away game this weekend.«
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(adv):
towards another place; at another place; not home or here


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Used with verbs:

«Her daughter ran away from home.«
(ran, moved, stayed)

«Please put your things away.«
(put, place)

«She looked away from the accident scene.«
(looked, turned)

«We’re so stressed, we need to get away.«
(get, go)

«Please keep this away from children.«
(keep)

«His money is locked away in a safe place.«
(locked, stored)

Used with adjectives:

«They moved far away.«

(far)

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1.
It was decades old and at least two years away, down in the Gengee somewhere


2.
«Although they are both away from their principal partner,» she pointed out


3.
Mal: 2:6: The law of truth was in his mouth, and iniquity was not found in his lips: he walked with me in peace and equity, and did turn many away from iniquity


4.
My original view [since revised!] was that “if you can’t give it away you might as well give up!” I also wanted to distribute copies to gain feedback as family and friends are not always the best critics


5.
My earliest memories of my father were of him being away a lot on a case in Anchorage


6.
Her fingertips brushed his forearm and he tried not to pull away


7.
I look away to an overflowing closet


8.
Take decisive actions, rather than detaching completely from problems and stresses and wishing they would just go away


9.
All for a cargo deposited in a warehouse a year or two away


10.
He felt a little teary, but he wasn’t going to give the game away

11.
«Haven’t made up my mind,» he answered before he drifted away in thought


12.
The Militia guards all have a horn at their posts, but Tom is about five hundred feet away from his


13.
He kept pining away for a blond girl he spent only one sleep with who was only passing thru Sinbara didn’t he? The one he met just before Ava


14.
consistently put it towards what you want to achieve, then in one year what would that add up to? You will be blown away


15.
“Will this take me closer to or further away from what I want?”


16.
Yorthops asked how things were going and Ava prattled away about Kulai and the mathematics of cargo investing the whole walk


17.
The only liquid he consumed was his own urine, and he wasted away quickly


18.
It is a natural blend of iron phosphate found in the soil and a natural bait that lures slugs and snails away from their hiding places


19.
The gopher or mole sees its reflection and runs away — plus, they can’t dig through the bottles


20.
However we should try and stay away from heavily cushioned walking shoes

21.
· Keep medications out of reach or locked away


22.
In the decades since, she’d tried to convince everyone, including herself, that she disliked him and had sent him away


23.
Levi in his walk with God, he turns many away from


24.
Personal knowledge about the patient can help in key diagnostic findings; but that does not take away the other aspects of the process of consultation


25.
Nancy looked away, studied the floor a bit


26.
At three hundred people per square mile you can get away with it, at over a thousand like these people live, and a K-type sun, the energy flux just isn’t high enough


27.
“Don’t think you’re getting away from answering the question that easily,” Johnny smirked


28.
“Hardly!” Johnny paced away from her in the small cramped confines of the steel elevator they were in


29.
Time! He’s probably scaring away the gnats around this garage, too


30.
«The first quarter inch, I put the rest of it away

31.
Also, because much stress is now psychological or emotional, there’s nothing obvious to run away from or fight and so the stress hormones build up in the body with damaging effects


32.
We just never investigated what the ‘spare parts’ were when they stored it away


33.
Nancy looked away, trying to appear casual, before acting surprised that the question was directed at her


34.
He noticed her staring out of the corner of his eye and looked directly at her, at which point she looked away


35.
Kulai finally gave up his security blanket at the Kassikan because he has me to back him up and you want me to go away for how long? A year?»


36.
Dusting is best for crawling pests such as snails and slugs, spiders, snakes, rats, gophers (place into tunnels), ants, fleas (outdoors only), and will keep, rabbits, deer and coyotes away (sprinkle around property edge)


37.
And, he is away in henarDee till next week


38.
Isa: 50:5: The Lord GOD hath opened mine ear, and I was not rebellious, neither turned away back


39.
A relaxing, routine activity right before bedtime conducted away from bright lights helps separate your sleep time from activities that can cause excitement, stress or anxiety which can make it more difficult to fall asleep, get sound and deep sleep or remain asleep


40.
» Without introducing themselves, they just nodded their heads and walked away

41.
You see, when Janet irons, all traces of her husband go away


42.
Pain Away: This is a blend of oils that includes Helichrysum


43.
She could see it in his eyes and turned away from him


44.
He stammered and opened his mouth, but then shut it again and turned away


45.
His death was documented, photographed, and he was filed away in the morgue


46.
«No thank you, the Lord will save me!» he said, and the man in the rowboat rowed away


47.
«No thank you, the Lord will save me!» he said again, and the man rowed away


48.
my sins away, is Lord


49.
«Don’t give too much away,» Herndon told her


50.
She thought Herndon wanted to accuse him of stealing it from New Brazil, but that would be counter productive and would give away a lot more information than it would gain

51.
The bolt barely lodged itself into Vald’s thigh and was flicked away like a stray crumb


52.
This has forced them to curtail on such expenses and also reduce/do away with the assured returns on the pension schemes


53.
Many have marginalized their elders, taken their powers and responsibilities away


54.
The Operator fidgeted, wiping away at the sweat on his forehead to keep it out of his eyes


55.
We wiped everything off with warm water, threw away a lot of grains, disassembled the shelves and painted the pantry walls


56.
I stuck it out for a good while, but it was making me ill … in the end, I let my house out and moved away


57.
That wouldn’t be until the next dusk, still fifty hours away by her guess


58.
“First we get the Chip, and then these will help us get away,” she said


59.
Stay away from pointed questions about college or career plans; most sixteen-year-olds have not yet decided and resent pestering


60.
‘Joanna had been away from the town for some years

61.
It was making me ill … in the end, I let my house out and moved away


62.
Many of us are in a better financial situation that we did not have the luxury of when we had to work and spend so much time away from our children in order to feed, cloth, and keep a roof over their heads


63.
Half throwing me away from himself, so that I stagger as he takes his hands off me, he turns and paces back to the door


64.
His head was turned away from it as he was watching Scar fight Nancy and Silence


65.
In the end he just ended up shrugging and wiping away the sweat from his eyes


66.
And it will only last long enough to disorientate everyone and allow us to get away,” she said with a glint in her eye


67.
Anyway, she trained as a nurse and went away to work in Bristol


68.
Nancy and Silence were still backing away from Scar


69.
It didn’t help that he kept cutting off any potential escape route; he was always just at arms length away


70.
The very act of giving something away that supposedly belongs to you causes you to experience happiness

71.
“Get down!” Red yelled as she threw the grenades as far away from her as possible


72.
They just stare ahead with those fleeting, guilty eyes that just look away from the truth


73.
’ He replied conversationally, though it is plain his thoughts are miles away


74.
It’s weird but I feel like I should remember more about my dad but it’s only some small things that stay vivid in my head while the rest kind of fades away


75.
This helps them in keeping away 20 Mule Team Borax: This is not a soap but an from any synthetic chemical used against them


76.
“I never knew my parents because they both passed away when I was young,” Nancy said in a quiet voice


77.
Throw away the contents next day


78.
He would talk no more after that, but took the wheel and concentrated on the race to the tunnel, five hours away at the speed he was driving


79.
Boric acid powder is an excellent, safe (do not ingest! Keep away from cuts, wear gloves) control of roaches inside the home if used correctly


80.
Throw away any food stuff with cockroach cases

81.
Try varieties that will keep them away


82.
We plan for old age and build house, invest intelligently but if we succumb to love and write away every thing to our children then we are sowing the seed of pain and suffering


83.
But it all got too much in the end and she moved away


84.
They can attack the structure far away from the soil


85.
He found a pond to wash the blood away, but the insects thrived in shallow water


86.
This basically means that if your portfolios are tied up too much into banks fixed deposits and bonds, your buying power may fade away over the years


87.
Slowly, she moved her hand away from the holopad that controlled the androids


88.
She was well away from her command controls now and there would be nothing she could do in time before he got to her


89.
Realistically, the most Ackers would do was lecture his brain away into a melted pile of unrecognizable goo


90.
For instance, if you are more than 5 years away from retirement, you can find out the return you need to earn considering your present saving pattern or you can find out the amount you need to invest at a given rate of return

91.
He wheeled his nervous mount around and had his pocket eye in his hand as soon as the thunder died away


92.
’ He said, ‘Paul Jarvis and I suggested it would be better all round if she kept away from the police station, though he has been keeping her up to date on what is going on


93.
‘Oh Mum! Are you all right? Who was that?’ she said anxiously ‘I wanted to come and see you but Paul said it would be better if I stayed away


94.
The force unhinged Serpent’s jaw and he slithered away, tasting the dirt as he crawled


95.
Ackers turned away from the paper boy and peered into the house


96.
«It was probably the shuttlecraft that spooked them, once I urged mine to speed, they got carried away


97.
The paper boy hurried away


away (adv): somewhere else, or to or in a different place, position, or situation

Use “away” in a sentence

In most instances, the pain goes away soon.
Who’s going to look after the children while you’re away?
The thief ran away when he saw a policeman.
The beach is a mile away.
The station is 100 meters away.
Keep away from the electrical equipment.
Please put the folding chairs away.
The pain will go away by itself within a few days.
Stay away from my motorcycle.

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Below is a list of phrasal verbs using the particle Away.

Back Away

  • Meaning: To remove oneself from a situation by backing up or moving backward
  • Use in a sentence: After he noticed the mean dog on the porch, he slowly backed away from the house.

Bang Away

  • Meaning: To do something in a persistent manner. To strike repeatedly
  • Use in a sentence: He was up all night banging away at his keyboard.

Blast Away

  • Meaning #1: to produce an extremely loud noise
  • Meaning #2: to shoot a gun or weapon continuously
  • Use in a sentence #1: She looked out the window to see where the music was coming from and she saw some young kids blasting away on their guitars.
  • Use in a sentence #2: They pulled out their weapons and begin blasting away.

Blow Away

  • Meaning: To carry someone or something by means of the wind
  • Use in a sentence: The wind was so strong it blew away his hat.

Blow (Someone) Away

  • Meaning: (slang) To kill with a gun or an explosive device
  • Use in a sentence: Two gang members were blown away in the gunfight last night.

Break Away

  • Meaning: to escape from someone’s hold, to get away; to escape. To separate oneself from a group of people.
  • Use in a sentence: The group of young people broke away from their parents.

Carry Away

  • Meaning #1: to take or steal something. To remove by force.
  • Meaning #2: to lose control of oneself, usually because of excitement.
  • Use in sentence #1: While in line at the airport, we didn’t realize that somebody had carried away our luggage.
  • Use in sentence #2: Sorry, I got a little carried away when we were talking about photography. It’s just that I love taking pictures.

Chase Away

  • Meaning: to drive someone away from something. It can be used both in a literal sense of a figurative sense
  • Use in a sentence: The dog chased away all the birds in the yard.

Chip Away (at)

  • Meaning: to divide a big task into smaller more manageable sized tasks.
  • Use in a sentence: By working on the project during our free time on the weekends, we were able to chip away at it little by little.

Do Away With

  • Meaning #1: to end or remove something
  • Meaning #2: to kill
  • Use in a sentence #1: The company decided to do away with free parking in an effort to save money.
  • Use in a sentence #2: In the movie, the gang leader asked him to do away with the hero.

Fade Away

  • Meaning: To slowly diminish or become less noticeable.
  • Use in a sentence: The background music started to fade away.

Fall Away

  • Meaning: To distance oneself from something or someone.
  • Use in a sentence: He used to be a strong believer in the bible, but recently he is starting to fall away from his beliefs.

Fire Away

  • Meaning #1: to begin talking or to begin asking questions
  • Meaning #2: to shoot a person quickly
  • Use in a sentence #1: The second I entered the office, she started firing away questions at me.
  • Use in a sentence #2: He started firing away arrows, hoping at least one of them would hit the target.

Get Away

  • Meaning #1: to escape something: evade
  • Meaning #2: to distance oneself from someone or something
  • Meaning # 3: to go on vacation
  • Use in a sentence #1: The bank robbers were able to get away in their car.
  • Use in a sentence #2: Get away from the stove, it is hot!
  • Use in a sentence #3: We need to get away for the weekend.

Give Away

  • Meaning #1: to donate something to someone usually because you don’t want it or no longer need it
  • Meaning #2: to reveal something about someone
  • Use in a sentence #1: I gave away my shoes because they no longer fit.
  • Use in a sentence #2: He was talking so loud, he gave away our location.

Go Away

  • Meaning: to leave
  • Use in a sentence: He told me that he is going away for 2 weeks, but he will be back before the meeting.

Keep Away

  • Meaning: to stop using or doing something; avoid
  • Use in a sentence: Little did I know that I was allergic to cats, so the doctor told me to keep away from them.

Melt Away

  • Meaning: to go from a solid form to a liquid form; to lessen
  • Use in a sentence: I am surprised at how fast the snow melted away, Spring is definitely around the corner.

Put Away

  • Meaning #1: to store something in its designated location
  • Meaning #2: to send someone to jail; usually for a long time
  • Use in a sentence #2: The first thing I did when I got home was put away the groceries.
  • Use in a sentence #2: After a crime like that, I hope they put him away for good.

Run Away

  • Meaning: to leave a situation because you aren’t happy or you no longer want to deal with it.
  • Use in a sentence: He seriously thought about running away from home.

Run Away With

  • Meaning #1: to secretly leave with someone to either live with them or marry them
  • Meaning #2: to steal
  • Use in a sentence #1: He ran off with his ex-girlfriend.
  • Use in a sentence #2: The young children ran off with my wallet.

Send (someone or something) Away

  • Meaning: to ask someone to leave
  • Use in a sentence: I was so angry that I sent him away before he could tell me what happened.

Slave Away

  • Meaning: to work very hard at something
  • Use in a sentence: Your mother has been slaving away for hours in the kitchen to make you a good meal.

Stay Away

  • Meaning: to maintain a safe distance from something or someone; to not go near
  • Use in a sentence: Stay away from the edge of the water, otherwise, you could fall in.

Store Away

  • Meaning: to hide or store something for use in the future
  • Use in a sentence: She has been storing away money for a long time in order to buy a new car.

Take Away

  • Meaning: to remove something from someone
  • Use in a sentence: I took the dog’s toy away because it was making too much noise.

Tear Away

  • Meaning: to quickly pull something away, usually by force
  • Use in a sentence: I had a hard time tearing the kids away from the TV, but they need to do their homework.

Throw Away

  • Meaning: to dispose of something
  • Use in a sentence: I threw away my old shoes because they had huge holes in them.

Tuck Away

  • Meaning: to hide something in a safe place; to store
  • Use in a sentence: I bet they have tucked away a lot of money over the years.

Turn Away

  • Meaning #1: to move one’s body in the opposite direction
  • Meaning #2: to dismiss or to reject
  • Use in a sentence #1: Please don’t turn away, I am talking to you.
  • Use in a sentence #2: The store ran out of supplies, so they had to turn away customers.

Walk Away

  • Meaning: to withdraw oneself from a situation or problem
  • Use in a sentence: If someone wants to pick a fight, it is often best to just walk away from the situation.

Wash Away

  • Meaning: to be removed or to be carried away by water.
  • Use in a sentence: The floodwaters washed away much of the small village.

Waste Away

  • Meaning: to lose strength and energy; to become sick and weak
  • Use in a sentence: It made him sad to see his loved one wasting away.

Whisk Away

  • Meaning: To remove someone or something from a place very quickly
  • Use in a sentence: I wish my husband would whisk me away to Hawaii for a long weekend.

Wipe Away

  • Meaning: to remove by wiping; to clean
  • Use in a sentence: He wiped away her tears.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR IN USE FOR INTERMEDIATE

UNIT 145. Phrasal verbs 9  away/ back

A

Compare away and back:

away = away from
home

We’re going away on
holiday today.

away = away from a
place, a person etc.

The woman got into her car,
started the engine and drove
away
.

I tried to take a picture of
the bird, but it flew away.

I dropped the ticket and it blew away in the wind.

The police searched the
house and took away a
computer.

In the same way you can say:

walk away, run
away, look away
etc.

back = back home

We’ll be back in
three weeks.

back= back to a place,
a person etc.

A: I’m going out now.

B: What time will you be back?

After eating at a
restaurant, we walked back
to our hotel.

I’ve still got Jane’s keys.
I forgot to give them back to her.

When you’ve finished with
that book, can you put
it back on the shelf?

In the same way you can say:

go
back
,
come back, get back, take something back etc.

B

Other verbs + away

get away =escape,
leave with difficulty

We tried to catch the thief,
but she managed to get away.

get away with something =do
something wrong without being caught

I parked in a no-parking zone,
but I got away with it. I didn’t have to pay a fine.

keep away
(from


) =don’t go near

Keep away
from

the
edge of the pool. You might fall in.

give something away
=give it to somebody else because you don’t want it any more

‘Did you sell your old
computer?’ ‘No, I gave it away.’

put something away
=put it in the place where it is kept, usually out of sight

When the children had finished
playing with their toys, they put them away.

throw something away
=put it in the rubbish

I kept the letter, but I threw
away
the envelope.

C

Other verbs + back

wave back /smile
back
/shout back /write back /hit
somebody
back

I waved to her and she waved
back
.

call/phone/ring (somebody) back
=return a phone call

I can’t talk to you now. I’ll call
you back in ten minutes.

get back to somebody = reply
to them by phone etc.

I sent him an email, but he never
got back to me.

look back (on something) =
think about what happened in the past

My first job was in a travel
agency. I didn’t like it very much at the time but, looking back on it, I learnt a lot and it was a very
useful experience.

pay back money, pay
somebody back

If you borrow money, you have
to pay it back.

Thanks for lending me the
money. I’ll pay you back next week.

EXERCISES

145.1

Look at the pictures and complete the
sentences.

145.2

Complete the sentences. Use a verb + away or back.

1

I was away all day yesterday. I
____ got back _____ very late.

2

I haven’t seen our neighbours
for a while. I think they must ______________.

‘I’m going out now.’ ‘OK. What
time will you ______________?’

A man was trying to break into
a car. When he saw me, he ______________.

I smiled at him, but he didn’t
______________.

3

4

5

6

If you cheat in the exam, you
might ______________with it. But you might get caught.

Be careful! That’s an electric
fence. ______________.from it

7

145.3

Complete the sentences using a verb in
the correct form.

1

The woman got into her car,
started the engine and ____ drove
____
away.

2

Here’s the money you need. ______________.me
back when you can.

Don’t ______________that box
away. It could be useful.

Jane doesn’t do anything at
work. I don’t know how she ______________ away with it.

I’m going out now. I’ll ______________back
in about an hour.

3

4

5

6

You should think more about
the future; don’t ______________back all the time.

Gary is very generous. He won
some money in the lottery and ______________it all away.

I’ll ______________back to you
as soon as I have the information you need.

7

8

145.4

Complete the sentences. Use the verb in
brackets+ away or back.

1

A: Do you still have my keys?

B: No. Don’t you remember? I ____
gave them back _____ to you
yesterday. (give)

2

A: Do you want this magazine?

B: No, I’ve finished with it.
You can ______________. (throw)

3

A: How are your new jeans? Do
they fit you OK?

B: No, I’m going to ______________
to the shop. (take)

4

A: Here’s the money you asked
me to lend you.

B: Thanks. I’ll ______________
as soon as I can. (pay)

5

A: What happened to all the
books you used to have?

B: I didn’t want them any
more, so I ______________. (give)

6

A: Did you phone Sarah?

B: She wasn’t there. I left a
message asking her to ______________.(call)

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