escape
Prononciation : [ɪˈskeɪp]
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Contexte : « movement »
(verb) to get away from a place where you are trapped or not safe. It's like when someone is locked in a room and they find a way to get out.
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The cat escaped from the house and ran into the garden.
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The door was locked, so the dog couldn't escape to the outside.
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Did you see how the rabbit managed to escape from the fence?
Contexte : « freedom »
(noun) the act of getting away from a place or situation that is dangerous or uncomfortable. It's when someone or something gets free after being held back.
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The prisoner made a daring escape from the jail.
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There was no escape for the trapped hikers during the storm.
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What was the plan for their escape from the village?
Contexte : « avoidance »
(verb) to avoid something that is unpleasant or difficult. It's when you find a way not to do something you want to avoid.
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He decided to escape the noisy party and go home early.
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She could not escape the homework that was due the next day.
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How can I escape doing chores on the weekend?
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