Run-out-of-house meaning in English

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Definition

to run out (of a house): to leave (a house) quickly idiom
  • "She's so awful that just the sight of her makes people scream. When I pick her up, people run out of the room. In my hands, this instrument can do more damage than a bazooka!"
  • "The pretty boy ran out of the bar."

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