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evade

evadir

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evade(

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A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g. I bought a book.).

transitive verb

1. (to avoid)

a. evadir

The criminal evaded capture for months, but the police finally found him.El criminal evadió ser capturado durante meses, pero la policía finalmente lo encontró.

b. eludir

I don't know Ben's opinion on the issue because he evaded the question.No sé qué opina Ben sobre el tema porque eludió la pregunta.

2. (to shirk)

a. evadir

The politician's campaign suffered when he was accused of evading taxes.La campaña del político sufrió cuando lo acusaron de evadir impuestos.

b. eludir

You are an adult now and you cannot evade your responsibilities.Ya eres adulto y no puedes eludir tus responsabilidades.

evade

A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g. I bought a book.).

transitive verb

1. (pursuer)

a. burlar

2. (blow)

a. esquivar

3. (question)

a. eludir

she evaded her responsibilitiesrehuyó sus responsabilidades

to evade taxevadir impuestos

evade [ɪˈveɪd]

transitive verb

[+capture, pursuers] eludir; [+punishment, blow] evitar; [+question, issue, responsibility] eludir; evadir; [+military service] eludir; zafarse de; [+taxation, customs duty] evadir; sustraerse a; [+sb's gaze] esquivar;

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Participles

Present:	evading
Past:	evaded

Indicative

	Present	Past	Future
I	evade	evaded	will evade
you	evade	evaded	will evade
he/she	evades	evaded	will evade
we	evade	evaded	will evade
you	evade	evaded	will evade
they	evade	evaded	will evade