Hide out
/haid aut/B2
UpperIntermediate
1. To stay in a secret place to avoid being discovered or captured, especially by authorities.
- The fugitive decided to hide out in the woods until the search was called off.
- After the robbery, the culprits hid out in an abandoned cabin.
- She had to hide out in a friend's house to avoid the reporters.
- The rebels are believed to be hiding out in the mountains.
- During the war, they hid out in a cellar to escape detection.
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