escape from

Significados de "escape from" en diccionario español inglés : 16 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	escape from	huir de [v]
2	General	escape from	salirse de [v]
3	General	escape from	escapar de [v]
4	General	escape from	escaparse de [v]
5	General	escape from	escaparse [v]
6	General	escape from	hoparse [v]
7	General	escape from	huir [v]
8	General	escape from	defuir [v] disused
9	General	escape from	furtarse [v] disused
10	General	escape from	fugir [v] disused
11	General	escape from	olivarse [v] VEAR
12	General	escape from	fuir [v] disused
Idioms
13	Idioms	escape from	salvarse de [v]
Phrasals
14	Phrasals	escape from	librarse de [v]
15	Phrasals	escape from	salir [v]
Colloquial
16	Colloquial	escape from	volarse [v] NICOBO

Significados de "escape from" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 28 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	escape from a hard situation	efugio [m]
2	General	escape from the country	huir del país [v]
3	General	escape from jail	fugarse de la cárcel [v]
4	General	escape from prison	fugarse de la cárcel [v]
5	General	escape from reality	evadirse de la realidad [v]
6	General	can not escape from death	no poder escapar de la muerte [v]
7	General	escape from danger	salvarse [v]
8	General	puncture or slit that allows air to escape from a tire	espiche [m] VEAR
9	General	escape and run away from a place because of a conflict	desmanchar [v] LAM
10	General	escape from a place	aventarse [v] CRrare
11	General	escape from a place	aventarse [v] DO
12	General	escape from a place	birlarse [v] GTCLderog.
13	General	disappear or escape from a difficult situation after provoking it	ajochar (francés) [v] NI
14	General	disappear or escape from a difficult situation after having caused it	ajotar los perros y después treparse [v] PR
Idioms
15	Idioms	escape from one's lips	escapar de los labios de uno [v]
16	Idioms	have a narrow escape from something dangerous	escaparse en una tabla [v]
17	Idioms	escape from justice	fugarse de la ley [v]
18	Idioms	escape from the law	fugarse de la ley [v]
19	Idioms	escape from a difficult situation	meter violín en bolsa [v]
20	Idioms	escape from restraint	cortar las amarras [v]
21	Idioms	escape from restraint	romper las amarras [v]
22	Idioms	have a narrow escape from something dangerous	apurarse la barba [v] ES
23	Idioms	escape from a place	echar una alpargata [v] CU
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	quick escape of a person from a group	arrancadera [f] CL
25	Colloquial	escape from a place due fear	campanearse [v] DOSV
Psychology
26	Psychology	escape from freedom	escape de la libertad
27	Psychology	escape from reality	escape de la realidad
Sports
28	Sports	escape from hold	huida de la presa