Huir a toda prisa para evitar un peligro o un problema.
To run away quickly to avoid danger or trouble.
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Decidieron poner pies en polvorosa antes de que llegara la tormenta. — They decided to cut and run before the storm hit.
¿Los viste poner pies en polvorosa cuando se complicó todo? — Did you see them cut and run when things got tough?
Por favor, no pongas pies en polvorosa; afrontemos esto juntos. — Please don't cut and run; let's face this challenge together.
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