in the PONS Dictionary
I. es·cape [ɪˈskeɪp, esˈ-] VB intr
1. escape also fig:
- escape (successfully)
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- escape dog, cat
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- escape bird
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- to escape from sb (successfully)
- jdm entkommen
- to escape from sth (successfully)
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2. escape (avoid harm):
3. escape (run wild):
- escape animal, plant
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4. escape (leak):
II. es·cape [ɪˈskeɪp, esˈ-] VB trans
1. escape (get away from):
2. escape (avoid):
3. escape (not be observed or remembered):
OpenDict entry
escape VB
eˈs·cape art·ist N
- escape artist
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eˈs·cape clause N
- escape clause
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eˈs·cape hatch N NAUT
- escape hatch
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ˈfire es·cape N
escape lane TRANSP SAFETY
- escape lane
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OpenDict entry
escape-proof ADJ
- escape-proof
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| I | escape |
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| you | escape |
| he/she/it | escapes |
| we | escape |
| you | escape |
| they | escape |
| I | escaped |
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| you | escaped |
| he/she/it | escaped |
| we | escaped |
| you | escaped |
| they | escaped |
| I | have | escaped |
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| you | have | escaped |
| he/she/it | has | escaped |
| we | have | escaped |
| you | have | escaped |
| they | have | escaped |
| I | had | escaped |
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| you | had | escaped |
| he/she/it | had | escaped |
| we | had | escaped |
| you | had | escaped |
| they | had | escaped |