fugido

escaped, fled

f u ʒ i d u → fugir
fug run away, flee + ido past participle
verb · singular · past Rare #22,914
escaped, fled Past participle of "fugir"; often used with "ter"/"haver" (e.g., "tinha fugido" = "had escaped").
PO: Ele tinha fugido da prisão.
EN: He had escaped from prison.
Conjugation of fugir
Past
fugido

Ele podia ter se passado por civil e fugido.

He could have disguised himself as a civilian and escaped.

— Flores do Oriente (2011)

A maioria dos cidadãos tinha fugido.

Most of the citizens had fled.

— Herói (2002)

Se tivesse fugido seria uma tragédia.

If he had run away, it would have been a tragedy.

— Um Dia Muito Especial (1977)

Mas talvez ele já tinha fugido.

But perhaps he had already escaped.

— As Aventuras de Paddington 2 (2017)

Tom pensou que Mary tinha fugido.

Tom thought Mary had run away.

Quando voltei, o gato já tinha fugido.

When I returned, the cat had already run away.

Não pense que nos engana, Nago era belo e forte, nunca teria fugido a nada.

Don’t think you can fool us. Nago was handsome and strong; he never would have run away from anything.

— Princesa Mononoke (1997)

Eu teria fugido muito antes.

I would have run away much sooner.

— O Espelho (1975)

Não há nenhuma razão para que Layla tenha fugido.

There is no reason for Layla to have run away.

Se fosse amor o que ele sentia, não tinha fugido.

If what he felt had been love, he wouldn’t have run away.

— Carandiru (2003)

Se Layla tivesse fugido, para onde poderia ter ido?

If Layla had run away, where could she have gone?

Eu teria fugido..

I would have run away...

— Маленькая Вера (1988)

Têm fugido a vida toda, como criminosos.

They've been on the run their whole lives, like criminals.

— O Peso de um Passado (1988)

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