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escape ( Verb)
UK/US /ɪˈskeɪp/
Present
escape
Ing
escaping
He/She/It
escapes
Past Simple
escaped
Past Participle
escaped
1-
B1
[intransitive, transitive] to get free from something, get away from a place where you are not allowed to leave
-> 2 convicts escaped from prison and were never caught again.
-> The patient escaped from his room when the nurse did not see him.
Synonym
run away , flee
2-
C1
[transitive, no passive] run away from somebody/something because of forgotten or not noticed
-> Nothing that goes on in this party escapes my attention.
-> The name of her book escapes me at the moment.
3-
B2
[intransitive] flow of gases or liquids to get out of a container
-> A hole was made in the gas pipe and the gas escaped throughout the room.
-> Coke is escaping through the hole in the bottle.
Synonym
leak
Word Families
'escape' Contained Stories
The factors that motivate everyone are generally different. Different things motivate different people. While these factors may consist of natural elements for some people, they may also consist of music for others. While you are sitting down helplessly, the tune of a music can boost your motivation, and you start to feel lively instead of dead. Observe your one week in a month. You will realize that you feel happier while you are listening to music because you can escape from your even more deadly problems while doing that. Life does not accept the weak and does not always act gently. But at these moments, music helpfully holds your hand. Be ready to be drunk with the waves of melody of music and feel happier and stronger fruitfully.
