English to Irish Meaning of escape - éalú

Escape :

éalú

noun

éalú, díolúine, leithscéal, scaoileadh, saoirse ó phionós, Guy, eitilte, eitilt, teith, éigiontú, tarrthála, faoiseamh, fuascailte, saoirse, astaíochtaí, teacht chun cinn, urscaoileadh, eis-sreabhadh, buille amach

verb

teith, rith, briseadh ar shiúl, seachain, Guy, éalú, dhéanamh amach, scaoileadh, a scaoileadh, a freed, a leagan saor in aisce, a polished amach, deireadh a chur leis, dul timpeall, sheachaint, fháil amach, fháil bhabhta, beo, substaineadh, athbheochan, barrachas bheith, duillín, cinn, earrach, eisiúint, eascróidh, a dhíolmhú

Escape :: éalúEscaped :: éalaighEscapee :: escapeeEscapees :: éalaíonnEscapement :: céimshriantaEscapements :: escapementsEscapes :: éalúEscaping :: éalú

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Definitions of escape in English

Noun(1) the act of escaping physically(2) an inclination to retreat from unpleasant realities through diversion or fantasy(3) nonperformance of something distasteful (as by deceit or trickery(4) an avoidance of danger or difficulty(5) a means or way of escaping(6) a plant originally cultivated but now growing wild(7) the discharge of a fluid from some container(8) a valve in a container in which pressure can build up (as a steam boiler
Verb(1) run away from confinement(2) fail to experience(3) escape potentially unpleasant consequences; get away with a forbidden action(4) be incomprehensible to; escape understanding by(5) remove oneself from a familiar environment, usually for pleasure or diversion(6) flee; take to one's heels; cut and run(7) issue or leak, as from a small opening

Examples of escape in English

(1) Give your children the basics on how to avoid and escape potentially dangerous situations.(2) the couple had a narrow escape from serious injury(3) During the theft he comes upon a chambermaid whom he takes hostage, then kills, as his escape attempt goes awry.(4) The very nature of popular film is to provide an escape from daily reality and monotonous routines.(5) The plucky farmer is understood to have startled the thief who eventually broke free and made his escape to a waiting car.(6) I had an escape route planned out of town, and since I'd be driving my scooter I wouldn't have to worry about traffic.(7) A serial car thief drove through a town centre at speeds of up to 70 mph to escape police.(8) Motorists had a narrow escape when a lorry carrying heavy scrap metal crashed into a bridge, shedding its load.(9) Unfortunately, this feeling is actually an illusion, a short-lived escape from reality.(10) This was her escape from the harsh reality of the real world.(11) The effects provide a temporary escape from reality by relieving fears, tension and anxiety.(12) There is so much I want to say, so much I want to make the world aware of, but words escape me.(13) Gleason and Cronquist list it as an escape in Vermont and New Hampshire.(14) He said pollen would not escape into the local environment because sugar beet did not flower until after it had been harvested.(15) Religion can also be used as an escape from problems.(16) I started this blog as a creative outlet, a much needed release, an escape from reality.

Related Phrases of escape

(1) to escape ::

chun éalú

(2) fire escape ::

éalaithe dóiteáin

(3) escape from ::

éalú ó

(4) narrow escape ::

éalú caol

(5) escape route ::

bealach éalaithe

(6) a narrow escape ::

éalú caol

(7) escape hatch ::

bealach éalaithe

(8) escape from reality ::

éalú ó na fírinne

(9) escape artist ::

ealaíontóir éalaithe

(10) escape sequence ::

seicheamh éalaithe

Related Phrases of escape

(1) to escape ::

chun éalú

(2) fire escape ::

éalaithe dóiteáin

(3) escape from ::

éalú ó

(4) narrow escape ::

éalú caol

(5) escape route ::

bealach éalaithe

(6) a narrow escape ::

éalú caol

(7) escape hatch ::

bealach éalaithe

(8) escape from reality ::

éalú ó na fírinne

(9) escape artist ::

ealaíontóir éalaithe

(10) escape sequence ::

seicheamh éalaithe

Synonyms

Noun

1. getaway ::

getaway

2. avoidance of ::

sheachaint

3. leak ::

sceitheadh

4. distraction ::

distraction

5. flight ::

eitilte

6. escape valve ::

éalú comhla

7. escapism ::

escapism

Verb

10. get away from ::

a fháil amach as

11. avoid ::

sheachaint

14. get off ::

fháil amach

15. break loose ::

briseadh scaoilte

16. elude ::

elude

17. lam ::

lam

18. miss ::

chailleann

Different Forms

escape, escaped, escapees, escapement, escapements, escapes, escaping

Word Example from TV Shows

They’ll try to ESCAPE.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

We cannot ESCAPE the justice of the gods...

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 10

In brightest day, in darkest night, no evil shall ESCAPE my sight.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

You ESCAPE from Harrenhal?

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 2

A loop counter and an ESCAPE to the least objectionable activity.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

Examples of escape from TV Shows

They’ll try to ESCAPE.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

We cannot ESCAPE the justice of the gods...

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 10

In brightest day, in darkest night, no evil shall ESCAPE my sight.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 12

You ESCAPE from Harrenhal?

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 2

A loop counter and an ESCAPE to the least objectionable activity.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 13

English to Irish Dictionary: escape

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English to Irish Dictionary: escape

Meaning and definitions of escape, translation in Irish language for escape with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of escape in Irish and in English language.

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