Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Escape"

A: It means survived or "run away"

A: 逃避=to escape or run away from
现实/現實=reality

A: I don't think that means anything. Where have you heard this phrase?

A: 逃离吧

A: To get away, he jumped out of the window.

A: “It was too crowded there so we were told to evacuate” “the building was on fire so the firefighters had to evacuate the families” “he captured me so i had to escape” “she ran away from home”. These words are practically synonyms being evacuate the one that’s the most apart from the others since if you’re escaping or running away it normally means you were in trouble and couldn’t get out or you were prohibited, if you have to evacuate somewhere it doesn’t mean you’re in trouble necessarily but probably something wrong occurred and you’ll have to leave calmly or not

A: I could ESCAPE that situation

How can I ESCAPE from here ?

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A: She wanted to escape.
He felt like escaping.
She wondered if she could escape the situation.

A: "In the escape" is a little convoluted so I'm going to change your preposition to "during", "after", and "despite".

During the escape, Jones left the bag of jewels.

Jones lost the bag of jewels after the escape.

Despite the escape, Jones failed to secure the jewels.

A: 'Flee' is to get away quickly from something. You aren't physically trapped yet.
'Escape' is to get out of a situation where you are physically or emotionally trapped.

- The animals flee from the fire.
- After she escaped from the prison, she fled (past tense of flee) to the mountains.
- The robber flees from the police in his car.
- Houdini was an escape artist. (famous performer)
- The horses escaped from the barn.
- The rabbit flees from the hawk and finally escapes to his burrow.
- The bird escapes from the cage.

A: escape arrest - you weren't caught

resist arrest - you fought with the police when they arrested you

A: Fast-running deer escape the fire

If we escape from the fire, I'll tell you

Did they escape the fire?

First, we should try to escape from the fire, but thanks for the offer


There really is no meaningful difference

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A: @Rubisco: "fled" mean to get away as quickly as possible.

"escape" means to get out of a place unable or not allowed to leave.

e.g "As soon as he heard the police siren, he fled the scene."
"I wanted to pat the birds but when I got closer they fled."

"She escaped just in time."
"I barely escaped their trap."
"You cannot ecape the reality of the situation."

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A: 「I hope you don't avoid the topic like you always do」ですね！😄

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A: So far, the only group to escape successfully is Group 2. (So far, only group 2 has escaped successfully.)

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A: His escape ‘as’ a prisoner of war camp was seen ‘as’ a miracle.

This seems more natural to me.

A: Could be hobbies. Or drugs... (anything that distracts you from your hard/boring life)

A: I love her, but I knew that she loved him. So it's not so much that I was dropped as it was I left.

I loved her, but I knew that she loved him. So it's not that I was dropped, but rather I decided to leave for her sake.

A: It sounds very poetic