Whisk away
/wɪsk əˈweɪ /B2
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1. To transport someone or something swiftly from one place to another, often unexpectedly.
- The prince whisked her away to his castle in the middle of the night.
- The parents whisked the children away to a surprise holiday destination.
- The magician whisked away the silk scarf with a flourish.
- The helicopter was ready to whisk the injured climbers away to safety.
- He whisked away her worries with his comforting words.
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