I. escaped [ingl. brit. ɪˈskeɪpt] V. part. pas.
escaped → escape II, III
II. escaped [ingl. brit. ɪˈskeɪpt] ADJ.
- escaped prisoner, convict
- evaso
- escaped animal
- scappato
I. escape [ingl. brit. ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp, ingl. am. əˈskeɪp] SUST.
1. escape (of person):
- escape
- evasione f
- escape
- fuga f (from da; to verso)
- escape fig.
- scampo m
- escape fig.
- salvezza f
- to make good one's escape
- riuscire a evadere
- to make good one's escape fig.
- riuscire a salvarsi or riuscire a trovare una via di scampo
- to make an or one's escape
- evadere
- to have a narrow or lucky escape
- scamparla bella
2. escape (leak):
- escape (of water, gas)
- fuga f
- escape (of water, gas)
- perdita f (from da)
II. escape [ingl. brit. ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp, ingl. am. əˈskeɪp] V. trans.
1. escape (avoid):
- to escape death, danger, persecution
- sfuggire alla morte, al pericolo, alle persecuzioni
- to escape responsibility, defeat
- evitare le responsabilità, la sconfitta
- to escape detection person:
- evitare di essere scoperto
- to escape detection fault:
- non essere scoperto
- we cannot escape the fact that …
- non possiamo ignorare il fatto che …
- he cannot escape the accusation or charge
- non può evitare di essere accusato
- to escape reality
- evadere dalla realtà
2. escape (elude) name, fact:
- escape person
- sfuggire a
- to escape sb's attention or notice
- sfuggire all'attenzione di qn
III. escape [ingl. brit. ɪˈskeɪp, ɛˈskeɪp, ingl. am. əˈskeɪp] V. intr.
1. escape (get away):
- escape person:
- evadere, fuggire
- escape animal:
- scappare, fuggire (from da)
- escape fig.
- rifugiarsi
- to escape into or to somewhere
- rifugiarsi da qualche parte
- to escape unharmed, without a scratch
- uscirne indenne, senza neanche un graffio
- to escape by the skin of one's teeth
- farcela per un pelo or salvarsi per il rotto della cuffia
- to (manage to) escape with one's life
- uscirne vivo
2. escape (leak):
- escape water, gas:
- fuoriuscire
escape character [ɪˈskeɪpˌkærəktə(r)] SUST. INFORM.
- escape character
- carattere m di scambio codice
escape valve [ɪˈskeɪpˌvælv] SUST. TÉC.
- escape valve
- valvola f di scarico
escape chute [ɪˈskeɪpˌʃuːt] SUST. AERO.
- escape chute
- scivolo m (di emergenza)
escape cock [ɪˈskeɪpˌkɒk] SUST. TÉC.
- escape cock
- valvola f di scarico
escape velocity [ingl. am. əˈskeɪp vəˌlɑsədi] SUST.
- escape velocity
- velocità f di fuga
escape artist [ɪˈskeɪpˌɑːtɪst] SUST.
escape artist → escapologist
escapologist [ingl. brit. ˌɛskəˈpɒlədʒɪst, ingl. am. ɛskəˈpɑlədʒəst, əˌskeɪˈpɑlədʒəst] SUST.
- escapologist
- = illusionista specializzato nel liberarsi da catene, uscire da bauli chiusi a chiave ecc.
escape plan [ɪˈskeɪpˌplæn] SUST.
- escape plan
- piano m di evasione
escape key [ɪˈskeɪpˌkiː] SUST.
- escape key
- (tasto di) escape m
inglés
italiano
I. escape [ɪ·ˈskeɪp] V. intr.
- escape
- scappare
- escape person
- fuggire
- to escape from
- scappare da
- to escape from a program INFORM.
- uscire da un programma
II. escape [ɪ·ˈskeɪp] V. trans.
- escape
- sfuggire a
- escape (avoid)
- evitare
- to escape sb('s attention)
- sfuggire all'attenzione di qn
- nothing escapes his attention
- non gli sfugge nulla
- the word escapes me
- mi sfugge il nome
- a cry escaped him
- gli sfuggì un grido
III. escape [ɪ·ˈskeɪp] SUST.
1. escape (act):
- escape
- fuga f
- to make a narrow escape
- salvarsi per un pelo
2. escape (outflow):
- escape
- fuga f
3. escape DER.:
- escape clause
- clausola f di recesso da un contratto
fire escape SUST.
- fire escape
- scala f antincendio
- dramatic rescue, events, escape
- drammatico, -a
italiano
inglés
- scampare
- to escape
- scampare
- to escape
- scamparla coloq.
- to have a lucky escape
- passare inosservato
- to escape notice
- evasione
- escape
- evasione
- escape
- valvola
- escape valve
- valvola di sicurezza fig.
- escape valve
- evadere
- to escape
- evadere dalla prigione
- to escape from prison
- fuggire
- to escape
- fuga
- escape
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| they | escape |
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| I | have | escaped |
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| you | had | escaped |
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| you | had | escaped |
| they | had | escaped |
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