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transitive verbausweichen (+ Dat.) [Angriff, Angreifer, Blick, Problem, Schwierigkeit, Tatsache, Frage, Thema]; sich entziehen (+ Dat.) [Verhaftung, Ergreifung, Wehrdienst, Gerechtigkeit, Pflicht, Verantwortung]; entkommen (+ Dat.) [Polizei, Verfolger, Verfolgung]; hinterziehen [Steuern, Zölle]; umgehen [Gesetz, Vorschrift]* * *[i'veid](to escape or avoid by eg trickery or skill.) entrinnen- academic.ru/25322/evasion">evasion- evasive
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- evasiveness* * *[ɪˈveɪd]vtto \evade responsibility sich akk einer Verantwortung entziehen▪ to \evade doing sth etw umgehento \evade the police der Polizei entgehento \evade the tax authorities das Finanzamt umgehen* * *[I'veɪd]vt2) obligation, justice, capture sich entziehen (+dat); military service umgehen, sich entziehen (+dat); question, issue ausweichen (+dat); difficulty, person, sb's glance ausweichen (+dat), (ver)meiden; sb's vigilance entgehen (+dat)he successfully evaded the authorities for several years — mehrere Jahre kamen die Behörden ihm nicht auf die Spur
if you try to evade paying import duty — wenn Sie versuchen, den Einfuhrzoll zu umgehen
a concept which somehow evades precise definition — ein Begriff, der sich einer genauen Definition entzieht
* * *evade [ıˈveıd] v/t2. sich einer Sache entziehen, einer Sache entgehen, etwas umgehen, vermeiden, JUR Steuern hinterziehen:evade doing sth es vermeiden, etwas zu tun;evade (answering) a question einer Frage ausweichen;evade detection der Entdeckung entgehen;evade a duty sich einer Pflicht entziehen;evade definition sich nicht definieren lassen* * *transitive verbausweichen (+ Dat.) [Angriff, Angreifer, Blick, Problem, Schwierigkeit, Tatsache, Frage, Thema]; sich entziehen (+ Dat.) [Verhaftung, Ergreifung, Wehrdienst, Gerechtigkeit, Pflicht, Verantwortung]; entkommen (+ Dat.) [Polizei, Verfolger, Verfolgung]; hinterziehen [Steuern, Zölle]; umgehen [Gesetz, Vorschrift]evade doing something — vermeiden, etwas zu tun
* * *v.ausweichen v.
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