Escaparás (en. You will escape)

/es.ka.paˈɾas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Future of 'to escape', meaning to manage to get out of an unfavorable place or situation.

If you keep studying, you will escape any difficult exam.

Si sigues estudiando, escaparás de cualquier examen difícil.

The act of freeing oneself from something that constricts or holds.

We hope that tomorrow you will escape the storm.

Esperamos que mañana escaparás de la tormenta.

To mobilize quickly to avoid a danger or compromised situation.

In the movie, the protagonist will escape from the castle at midnight.

En la película, el protagonista escaparás del castillo en la medianoche.

From the Latin 'excāpare', which means 'to get out of', 'to escape'.

To escape by the tangent

To avoid a complicated or uncomfortable topic.

escapar por la tangente

There is no escape

Indicates that there is no way to escape a situation.

no hay escape

To escape from the clutches

To free oneself from an oppressive or dangerous situation.

escapar de las garras

To escape

The verb for the action of quickly leaving a place.

escapar

Escape

The act of escaping or fleeing.

fuga

Flight

The act of moving away quickly from a place out of fear or threat.

huida

To quickly escape from a date or uncomfortable situation.

I had to do some 'escaping' at the party because I was bored.

Tuve que hacer un 'escapismo' en la fiesta porque estaba aburrido.

To unexpectedly shirk a responsibility.

He left without warning, it was a true 'escape' from his duty.

Se fue sin avisar, fue un verdadero 'escapismo' de su deber.