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escape noun 1getting away from a place 逃离ADJECTIVE | VERB + ESCAPE | ESCAPE + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEattempted 逃跑未遂successful 成功逃脱great 大逃亡◆one of the greatest escapes of all time有史以来的最大逃亡之一daring 勇敢的逃离◆the daring escape of a Resistance fighter from prison抵抗运动战士的英勇越狱hasty, quick 仓促逃跑；迅速逃脱◆I made a hasty escape.我仓促逃跑。VERB + ESCAPEmake, make good 逃脱；成功逃脱◆He made his escape through the window.他越窗逃走。◆I found an open door and made good my escape.我发现有扇门开着，就成功逃走了。plan 计划逃跑attempt 企图逃跑◆a group of slaves that attempted an escape一群试图逃跑的奴隶block, prevent 挫败逃跑企图；阻止逃脱◆He stepped in front of me, blocking my escape.他一步跨到我前面，挡住了我逃脱的去路。allow 可以逃脱◆The ground became swamped, allowing no escape.地面成了一片泥沼，无法逃脱。ESCAPE + NOUNattempt, bid (especially BrE) 逃脱尝试route 逃跑路线vehicle 逃逸飞行器hatch, ladder, tunnel 安全舱；应急梯；逃生隧道plan 逃离计划◆Together they formulated an escape plan.他们一起制订了一个逃生计划。PREPOSITIONescape from 从⋯逃离◆his escape from the prison camp他逃离战俘营PHRASESa means of escape, a way of escape 逃跑方法◆She looked around for a means of escape.她环顾四周寻找逃跑方法。a possibility of escape 逃跑的可能性◆There was clearly no possibility of escape.很明显没有逃跑的可能。 |