escape1
/ɪˈskeɪp/ [escaped, escaping]Translation
v [i]
›
⇨ huir
⇨ escapar
The prisoners escaped from their cells in the middle of the night Los prisioneros se escaparon de sus celdas en plena noche
› (un gas o un líquido)
⇨ fugarse
⇨ escaparse
v [t, i]
› (una situación difícil)
⇨ evitar
to escape torture evitar la tortura
v [t]
› (una información)
⇨ escapar
⇨ olvidar
The name of the film escapes me at this moment Se me ha olvidado el nombre de la película en este momento
to escape sb's {attention/notice}
⇨ pasar inadvertido,da
to escape {unharmed/unhurt}
⇨ salir ileso,sa
(Definition of escape vvv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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