Likwad (en. Escape)

/lik-wad/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

An act of escaping from a situation or place.

They planned an escape from the school's supervision.

Nagplano sila ng likwad mula sa pagtatagubilin ng paaralan.

Leaving that is not expected or anticipated.

The escape of people from the program caused chaos.

Ang likwad ng mga tao mula sa programa ay nagdulot ng gulo.

Carrying out a planned departure.

There was a mistake in the escape made by the group.

May pagkakamali sa likwad na ginawa ng grupo.

verb

To leave or escape from a place or situation.

He set out and escaped from his obligations.

Tumulak siya at likwad sa kanyang mga obligasyon.

To plan a way to get away or out.

They thought of a way to escape the wheel of life.

Nag-isip sila ng paraan para likwad sa gulong ng buhay.

To hide or vanish from the sight of others.

They needed to escape before they could be caught.

Kailangan nilang likwad bago pa man sila mahuli.

escape from behind

Escaping or leaving from a situation that is not seen by others.

likwad sa likod

quick escape

A fast escape or departure.

mabilis na likwad

escape

The act of escaping or leaving a situation.

takas

leave

The act of departing from a place.

alis

to leave or sneak away from a situation

I was so happy, we sneaked out of school after class.

Ang saya saya ko, naglikwad kami sa school after ng klase.

to relax or have fun outside

We just ate and hung out at the mall all day.

Kumain lang kami at naglikwad sa mall buong araw.

to hang out or party

Do you want to go out to Jake's birthday party later?

Gusto mo bang maglikwad mamaya sa birthday party ni Jake?