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getaway

/ˈɡet.ə.weɪ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une fuite rapide, souvent après un acte illégal, ou une courte escapade de détente loin de son quotidien.

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/ˈɡet.ə.weɪ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une fuite rapide, souvent après un acte illégal, ou une courte escapade de détente loin de son quotidien.

A noun referring to a quick escape or a short vacation, often used in the context of fleeing from a situation or taking a brief trip.

  1. Escape or flightB1informal

    An act of escaping, especially from a dangerous or unpleasant situation.

    frFuite, évasion

    • The thieves made a quick getaway in a stolen car.
    • He planned his getaway from the boring party.
    • The police blocked the suspect's getaway route.

    Synonymesbreakoutdecampmentdepartureescapeflight

  2. Short vacation or breakA2informal

    A short holiday or trip away from home for relaxation.

    frCourte escapade

    • We booked a weekend getaway to the mountains.
    • She needed a relaxing beach getaway after the stressful month.
    • They went on a romantic getaway to Paris.

    Synonymesbreakescapeexcursionholidayjauntretreattripvacation

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  • getaway's possessive singular form
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