To get away
Example: They get away from stress
Definition
"To get away" means to escape or leave a place or situation, often to find relief or rest. For example, people might 'get away' from stress by taking a vacation or spending time in a peaceful environment.
Etymology
The phrase "to get away" originates from Old English roots where 'get' meant to obtain or reach, and 'away' signifies movement from a place. Together, 'to get away' evolved to mean successfully moving away or escaping, capturing the idea of leaving behind something unwelcome.
