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evasion

/ɪˈveɪ.ʒən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action d'éviter quelque chose, en particulier un devoir, une responsabilité ou une capture, souvent par la ruse ou la tromperie.

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noun

/ɪˈveɪ.ʒən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action d'éviter quelque chose, en particulier un devoir, une responsabilité ou une capture, souvent par la ruse ou la tromperie.

A noun referring to the act of avoiding something, especially a duty, responsibility, or capture, often through cleverness or deceit.

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  1. Avoidance of duty or obligationB2formal

    The act of avoiding something that you are supposed to do, such as paying taxes or answering a question.

    frÉvitement d'une obligation

    • The politician was accused of tax evasion.
    • His constant evasion of the question made everyone suspicious.
    • The company was fined for evasion of safety regulations.

    Synonymesavoidancecircumventionderelictiondodgingduckingelusionflightnoncomplianceshirking

    Antonymescompliancedischargefulfillmentobservance

  2. Escape or avoidanceB2formal

    The act of physically escaping from someone or something.

    frÉvasion (action de s'échapper)

    • The prisoner's evasion of the guards was successful.
    • The spy was skilled in evasion and disguise.
    • The car performed a sharp evasion to avoid the obstacle.

    Synonymesavoidancedodgingelusionescapeflightgetaway

    Antonymesconfrontationencountermeeting

Formes
  • evasions plural form
  • evasions' possessive plural form
  • evasion's possessive singular form
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