Repair
Take off
Take off verb - To leave a place often for another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Fortunately they're able to approach the weapon on foot and deactivate it, then repair their spacecraft and take off.
Source: The End... Or Is It? -
Or you can be a Big Damn Hero and kill/incapacitate everyone attacking her, including an air-dropped box guard robot, allowing her to repair the engines and take off unharmed, picking up the scientists you rescue later on in Singapore.
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Then again, one station had the courtesy of not exploding until the player decided to take off, giving plenty of time to repair, purchase some gear (despite the station being abandoned), save the game or even take a short break.
Source: Video Game / Freelancer
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