Vocab Bloom Hub

avoid

/əˈvɔɪd/

Traducción: Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de apartarse de algo o alguien, impedir que algo suceda o eludir una situación o responsabilidad.

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verb

/əˈvɔɪd/B1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de apartarse de algo o alguien, impedir que algo suceda o eludir una situación o responsabilidad.

A verb used to indicate the act of keeping away from or preventing something from happening.

  1. Stay away fromA2formal

    To keep away from someone or something; to prevent something from happening.

    esEvitar

    • She tried to avoid the puddles on the sidewalk.
    • He avoided eye contact during the conversation.
    • They avoided the busy streets by taking a shortcut.

    Sinónimosbypasscircumventdodgeeludeeschewevadeshunsidestep

    Antónimosapproachconfrontencounterfacemeetseek

  2. Prevent or evadeB1formal

    To take action to prevent something unpleasant from happening.

    esevitar

    • You should avoid eating too much sugar for your health.
    • He avoided making the same mistake twice.
    • We need to avoid any delays in the project.

    Sinónimosavertdodgeeludeevadeforestallpreventsidestep

    Antónimosconfrontencounterfacemeetpursueseek

  3. Shirk or dodgeB2informal

    To deliberately not do something that you should do.

    esevadir

    • He always avoids doing his chores.
    • She avoided answering the difficult question.
    • They avoided paying taxes by hiding their income.

    Sinónimoscircumventdodgeduckeludeeschewevadeshirksidestep

    Antónimosconfrontfacemeettackle

Formas
  • avoided past participle
  • avoided past simple
  • avoiding present participle
  • avoids third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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