sneak out

• Verbo frasal que significa salir de un lugar de manera silenciosa, secreta o discreta para no ser notado.

A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving a place quietly, secretly, or without being noticed.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Leave secretlyinformal

   To leave a place quietly and without being noticed, often to avoid detection or permission.

   Escabullirse

   • The teenager sneaked out of the house after midnight.
   • They sneaked out of the party before anyone noticed.
   • She sneaked out of the office early to avoid traffic.

   Sinónimosabsconddecampslip awaysneak awaysteal away

   Antónimosdepartexitleavemarchparade

2. Escape or avoidinformal

   To escape from a situation or obligation in a discreet manner.

   Escabullirse

   • He sneaked out of the boring lecture during the break.
   • The cat sneaked out of the room when the door was left open.
   • They sneaked out of the meeting to grab a quick coffee.

   Sinónimosslip awaysneak awaysteal away

   Antónimosconfrontface

Verbo basesneak