escape from

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar o ato de se libertar ou sair de um lugar, de uma pessoa ou de uma situação, especialmente perigosa ou desagradável.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of getting away from a place, person, or situation, especially one that is dangerous or unpleasant.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

1. Get away from a placeformal

   To successfully leave a place where you are confined or trapped.

   Escapar de

   • The prisoner escaped from the jail last night.
   • They escaped from the burning building just in time.
   • The cat escaped from the carrier and ran away.

   Sinônimosboltbreak outfleeget awayrun awayslip away

2. Avoid something unpleasantformal

   To avoid or get free from an unpleasant situation, responsibility, or danger.

   Escapar de

   • He tried to escape from his boring routine by traveling.
   • She couldn't escape from the feeling of guilt.
   • They escaped from the heavy rain by taking shelter.

   Sinônimosavoidcircumventdodgeeludeevadeshunsidestep

   Antônimosconfrontembracefacemeet

3. formal

   To leak or flow out from a container or enclosed space.

   Vazar

   • Gas escaped from the damaged pipeline.
   • Steam escaped from the kettle's spout.
   • Air escaped from the punctured tire.

   Sinônimosdischargedrainemanateexudeflow outissueleakoozepour outseep

Verbo baseescape