Word Network: escape

23 connections found

See it in Videos (6)

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The Great Escape (1963) & Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood (2019) Side-by-Side Comparison

"The hikers managed to escape the storm just in time."

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Inglourious Basterds (2009) - The Bear Jew

"The hikers managed to escape the storm just in time."

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Inception (2010) - Inception on My Wife Scene (8/10) | Movieclips

"The hikers managed to escape the storm just in time."

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We made you something special and unprecedented

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The Ending Of Interstellar Finally Explained

"The hikers managed to escape the storm just in time."

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Transformers' Most Exciting Scenes

"The hikers managed to escape the storm just in time."

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Learn it in Context (2)

Pamukkale

landmarks

Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve

landmarks

This Word in Other Languages (3)

逃跑
Chinese
逃げる
Japanese
逃避
Chinese

Grammar Connections (8)

Passive Voice for Objectivity: 'It is said that...'

passive_reported
B1

Past Perfect: The 'Before' Past (had + done)

verbs_tenses
B1

Impersonal Passive: It is said that / He is said to

passive_reported
C2

Emphasis with Never (Inversion)

sentence_structure
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English Timing Idioms: In the Nick of Time & High Time

advanced_syntax
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Solving problems with 'Figure Out'

prepositions
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Future with 'Will': Snap Choices & Guesses

verbs_tenses
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Boss Mode: Positive Commands (Imperative)

verb_moods
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Used in Phrases (4)

narrow escape

Barely avoided danger.

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escape route

Exit path

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escape ones lips

To say something unintentionally or accidentally.

a narrow escape

An instance of avoiding danger or a bad situation by a very small margin.
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